Our dedicated team, in partnership with leading organisations in the logistics industry, will work tirelessly to secure you a structured and meaningful internship placement. You'll gain real-world experience in a dynamic work environment, allowing you to apply your academic knowledge and learn from industry experts.

Guidance is the key to success in your logistics career. You'll be paired with a dedicated mentor who is an industry expert. This mentor will provide you with 1:1 training, conduct performance reviews, and offer consistent feedback on your tasks. Your mentor's support and insights will be instrumental in your professional growth.

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• Review and process all potential new case leads from clients, law firms, lead companies, and clinics.
• Ensure all case intake legal documents are processed, signed, and executed properly.
• Ensure that all phone calls are routed to the correct point of contact, e.g., legal team, attorney, department(s), etc.
• Conduct phone case consultations with potential new clients.
• Process case sign-up, in accordance with firm policies.
• Assist clients with questions and concerns pertaining to their cases.
• Coordinate appointments for all new clients.
• Work with the attorneys and case managers to respond to clients within a 24-hour window.
• Assist the firm’s recruiting, training, and onboarding efforts by sharing information about the intake process with new hires.

• Must be currently enrolled full-time in, or recently graduated from, a degree- or professional certificate program in a college, university, or other post-secondary academic institution outside the U.S.
• Internships must be directly related to your academic field of study.

• Must have a degree or professional certificate from a college, university, or other post-secondary academic institution outside the U.S.
• Must have at least one year of related professional experience from outside the U.S. OR have at least 5 years of professional experience from outside the U.S.
• Training program must be related to your non-U.S. professional work experience.