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For International Courts you need to be licensed in a jurisdiction and have the requisite number of years of experience. Interning for a bit at an international court or tribunal is a valuable experience - so is participating in their advocacy training. But if your ultimate goal is to become a lawyer and act as one before one of the “International Courts”- you must have a license to practice somewhere else. You can then also often gain rights of audience in foreign courts if you have a local counsel.A good resource (I may be biased…for obvious reasons if you look at who I am) the Association of Defence Counsel Practicing before International Courts and Tribunals. [Official Bar Association for the ICTY and now the UN International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals]ADC-ICT | Home [website, internship program, student/associate and full memberships etc.]http://adc.thinkific.com/ [Online Advocacy Training Portal- perfect for this time of travel restrictions]We hope to have our annual mock trial (in front of real International Judges, taught by top-rated international practitioners, and in a real international court) later this year (TBA)To be honest - making the right connections and impressions always helps.In my case it was a strange case of luck, call it an unexpected fluke, and a combination of work ethic, reputation and timing. Now I have been an international lawyer for 18 years.

Hi! My name is Sara Khan & I am associated with Leverage Edu as a mentor. I have a double bachelor's degree in Sociology and Economics from University of Illinois Urbana Champaign and a Master's degree in Sociology from Columbia University, New York. I have worked in the social sector for four years now and previously worked in the market research industry for a year before I switched over.I have worked at Pratham in the vocational training vertical, at Rang De (a micro credit crowdfunding platform) as an Impact & Research manager and currently working as Program Manager at Jabala where I oversee the “Prevention of Child Marriage” project. I specialise in donor management, fund raising, action based research, project management, implementation, strategy and advocacy for child rights. My background in Sociology and Research has presented me with a gambit of opportunities which helps me work better with the community and its people.You can explore India’s largest platform for Higher Education & Career Growth for other mentors who can help you out.

Disclaimer: this is similar to what I am doing. I began as a lawyer and then became a reading teacher, and an education advocate. Now I provide counsel to parents about educating their children.Become an educational advocate and an educational consultant. Become CASA-trained and then appointed by a local judge so that you gain the legal background needed to advocate for a child's educational rights.The benefits are immense: you make a huge difference in the lives of each of your student-clients and their families. You gain a reputation as the go-to person for strategy, mentoring, and information. You create a business and also write about issues in education and advocacy, education strategies, and you change the world --