PJ&RI Internship
Constitutional Law Program
14-day intensive program for students & young professionals.
Practical. Structured. Certified.
Learn constitutional law. Draft petitions. Lead change.
A focused program designed to provide practical constitutional law skills that you can immediately apply in your legal career.
Intensive 14-day program with only 2 hours daily commitment including all tasks. Perfect for students and working professionals.
Draft real writ petitions, prepare case briefs, and participate in constitutional simulations under expert guidance.
Earn a PJ&RI certificate and create LinkedIn-ready deliverables that showcase your constitutional law expertise.
Receive personalized feedback from PJ&RI's experienced legal team to refine your skills and legal writing.
Everything you need to know about the internship structure and format
Three intensive modules covering practical constitutional law skills
Understand the bedrock of constitutional law, explore fundamental rights jurisprudence, and analyze landmark Supreme Court judgments.
• Daily constitutional case briefs
• Fundamental rights analysis exercises
• Interactive Q&A sessions with mentors
Analyze the trichotomy of powers, institutional relationships, and their practical implications in the Pakistani context.
• Institutional conflict case studies
• Separation of powers simulation exercises
• Comparative constitutional analysis
Critical examination of key constitutional amendments (26th & 27th), judicial reforms, and their contemporary relevance.
• Amendment impact analysis
• Judicial reform policy brief
• Roundtable discussion simulation
Comprehensive final project applying all learned concepts to a contemporary constitutional issue or reform proposal.
• Complete writ petition OR
• Constitutional reform proposal OR
• Research paper on contemporary issue
A structured 14-day journey through constitutional law mastery
Program introduction, meet mentors, platform orientation, and setting expectations. Overview of constitutional law practice in Pakistan.
Complete 3 intensive modules covering foundational concepts, separation of powers, and constitutional amendments. Daily tasks and mentor feedback sessions.
Work on comprehensive final project applying learned concepts. One-on-one mentor guidance sessions. Submit final deliverable for certification.
2 Hours Daily Commitment:
• 30-45 min: Video lectures/readings
• 45-60 min: Practical tasks/exercises
• 15-30 min: Q&A/peer discussion
Flexible timing to accommodate different schedules
Receive personalized mentor feedback on all submissions. PJ&RI certificate awarded upon successful completion of all modules and final project. All deliverables become part of your professional portfolio.
This cohort is now closed. Information remains for reference.
Requirements to earn your PJ&RI Constitutional Law Certificate
Complete all 3 modules with assigned tasks
Submit satisfactory final project
Pass mentor review with satisfactory performance
Maintain professional conduct throughout the program
Find answers to common questions about the internship program
No, applications for this cohort have closed. The deadline has passed and we are no longer accepting new applications.
However, all program information remains available for reference. You can review the modules, timeline, and requirements to prepare for future internship opportunities.
The program requires approximately 2 hours per day including all tasks:
This flexible structure accommodates students, working professionals, and those with busy schedules.
Yes, absolutely! The program is designed to be accessible to:
We provide foundational materials to bring everyone up to speed.
You'll engage in hands-on constitutional law practice:
Yes, we plan to offer future cohorts of this internship program. To stay updated:
The information on this page will help you prepare for future applications.
Upon successful completion, participants can add:
Many past interns have secured legal positions based on this experience.
The deadline for this internship program has passed. All content remains for reference. Follow us for announcements about future cohorts and opportunities.