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University Summer Programmes (Law Tasters)
大學暑期課程
HKU Summer Insitute - Future Legal Professionals
✍️Description: Immersive law summer programme where students experience HKU Law lectures, join mock trials, and get a realistic taste of law school and legal careers
🤷Eligibility: Secondary school students (typically S5–S6 / Year 12–13); open to local and non‑local applicants.
💵Cost: $HKD15,300
🚦Status: 2026 applications closed
CUHK LAW — Law Exploration & Advancement Programme (LEAP) Summer School 2026
✍️Description: 4‑day, 3‑night residential summer school introducing contract law (a core first‑year LLB subject)
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students (typically S4–S6) interested in law; selection may apply
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: 2026 applications closed
CityUHK School of Law — Summer Law Camp for Aspiring Lawyers and Legal Experts
✍️Description: Week‑long camp introducing key areas (contract, tort, criminal law) through scenarios and exercises
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students (generally S4–S6) considering law as a major/career
💵Cost: HKD$4,500, Fees apply
🚦Status: 2025 camp ran in late July; 2026 details typically posted earlier in the year
HKU SPACE — Law School Preparation Program (for future lawyers) – Summer School
✍️Description: Part‑time summer course immersing teens in legal theory/practice
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students/teens aiming for law; no advanced legal background required
💵Cost: HKD$4,300
🚦Status: Next intake of applications are in 07/2027
Advocacy & Skills
技術
HKFYG Leadership Insitute - Future Legal Leaders: Moot Court Summer School
✍️Description: Summer school for S3–S6 students to learn case analysis, evidence evaluation, and courtroom skills, culminating in a moot judged by legal professionals
🤷Eligibility: S3–S6 students with interest in law, debate, or public speaking
💵Cost: HKD$4,300
🚦Status: 2026 applications closed
Justice Centre Hong Kong — Mock Trial (Young Advocates)
✍️Description: 3‑day intensive where students receive legal training, prepare, and then argue in an asylum‑trial simulation judged by experts in Hong Kong asylum law
🤷Eligibility: High‑school/secondary students
💵Cost: HKD$10,000
🚦Status: Runs periodically; sign up via Young Advocates “Learn with us” page for notifications
Street Law HK — Thinking about Law Impact Lab (incl. moot workshops)
✍️Description: Interactive workshops and Impact Labs where students moot real cases
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students and youth groups; some programmes run via schools
💵Cost: Varies depending on the programme/ Around HKD$3,000-4,500
🚦Status: Runs periodically
✍️Description: Two‑week legal traineeship with bespoke workshops, field trips, mentorship, and a final project applying law to real‑world refugee/asylum challenges
🤷Eligibility: High‑school students (typically S4–S6) interested in law, human rights, and advocacy
💵Cost: HKD$60,000
🚦Status: 2026 applications closed
🤔Did you know? Under Hong Kong’s Summary Offences Ordinance, it is technically illegal to exit a tram from the right-hand side (the side facing the driver/motorman where there are no doors)!
HKIMMTO Championship (Hong Kong Inter‑School Mooting & Mock Trial Organisation)
✍️Description: Large‑scale, student‑led online and in‑person mock trial championships where teams debate realistic criminal cases
🤷Eligibility: Secondary school teams (S3–S6 typical); open to schools that register
💵Cost: Usually low or school‑subsidised; check current year’s fee.
🚦Status: Registrations typically open in Q1 each year
Hong Kong Schools Mooting and Mock Trial Competition (with Interschool Mediation Tournament)
✍️Description: Annual tournament with strict preliminary, quarter‑final and final rounds (Oct–Apr), plus a dedicated Interschool Mediation Tournament
🤷Eligibility: Secondary schools; teams of students (commonly S4–S6)
💵Cost: Varies by year/organiser; often school‑covered
🚦Status: Runs Oct–Apr; schools apply via organiser (e.g., HKSYU Dept of Law & Business)
HKU Legal Academy Student Chapter (HKU Academy for the Talented)
✍️Description: Three‑part Saturday engagement series (Mar–Apr) with mini‑lectures, practitioner panels, and interaction with HKU Law undergraduates
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students (S3–S6 typical)
💵Cost: Application fee: HKD$100
Programme Fee:
HKD$14,000
🚦Status: 2026 cycle Apr–May; next cycle usually announced late‑year/early‑year
The Law Society of Hong Kong — Teen Talk & Secondary School Talks
✍️Description: Flagship community events (Teen Talk) with debates, seminars and interactive legal games, plus regular school talks on legal literacy
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students
💵Cost: Free/low cost
🚦Status: Periodic; check Law Society “Teen Talk” and school outreach pages
Legal Policy Research & Communications Team (by National Youth Rights Association)
✍️Description:
It is a fully virtual volunteer tract where students analyze public policies, track legislation impacting youth civil rights, and write educational blog articles or create digital advocacy campaigns.
🤷Eligibility:
All secondary students globally with strong research and writing skills
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Open/Fully remote
Law Firm & Legal Institution Internships
實習
Stevenson, Wong & Co. — Summer Internship (2‑week, tailored)
✍️Description: 2‑week summer internship where students shadow lawyers across practice areas, visit courts/tribunals, and join talks and group discussions
🤷Eligibility: Typically post‑secondary/tertiary law students; high‑school eligibility varies
💵Cost: Free/Unpaid
🚦Status: Summer intake; Apply via the email provided in the website above
HKIAC — Internship Programme (Legal, Hong Kong office)
✍️Description: Internships to learn about arbitration and alternative dispute resolution in Hong Kong, suited to students/early‑career individuals
🤷Eligibility: Students or early‑career individuals; high‑schoolers may be considered case‑by‑case
💵Cost: Unpaid
🚦Status: Applications open periodically; check HKIAC careers page
IYLEF — Mainland China Legal Internship Programme for Hong Kong Youths 2026
✍️Description: One‑month placement in Beijing/Shanghai at major law firms
🤷Eligibility: Hong Kong youths (typically tertiary law students); high‑school eligibility varies, check programme details
💵Cost: $HKD6,000 (Accommodation included)
🚦Status: 2026 application ended; applications via IYLEF programme page
Mourant Hong Kong — Work Experience Scheme (High School)
✍️Description: Structured 1‑week summer work experience where high‑school students shadow legal teams
🤷Eligibility: High‑school students; competitive selection
💵Cost: Free (Work experience; may be unpaid)
🚦Status: 2026 application ended; Wait for next cycle
Passion Project Ideas
計劃
Create a bilingual blog or Instagram page that explains common teen legal issues in HK (e.g., part‑time work rights, tenant rights for students)
Write short, plain‑English/Cantonese posts with “What the law says”, “What you can do”, and “Where to get help” sections.
Invite guest posts from law students, pro‑bono lawyers, or community legal workers
🏫 Why it’s good for uni: Shows you can translate complex legal concepts into clear language, take initiative, and engage with real‑world access‑to‑justice issues!
Design a small, ethical survey or interview project (e.g., 30–50 students) about teens’ understanding of rights, trust in police/courts
Anonymise data, write a short report (8–15 pages) with findings, charts, and recommendations
Optional: present to your school, a youth group, or submit to a youth research competition!
🏫 Why it’s good for uni: Demonstrates research skills, critical thinking, and genuine curiosity about law in society.
Volunteer regularly at a local legal NGO or community centre (e.g., Duty Lawyer Service, community legal advice centres, youth NGOs doing rights education)
Keep a structured reflection journal, what you observed, what legal issues came up, how lawyers communicated with clients, what you learned about ethics and fairness
Turn this into a portfolio (with anonymised case examples) plus a short essay: “What I learned about being a lawyer in Hong Kong”
🏫 Why it’s good for uni: Shows sustained commitment, exposure to real legal work, and mature reflection on ethics, empathy, and the role of lawyers.
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