The Supporters, The First World Junior International Law Moot Court Competition 2026

The First World Junior International Law Moot Court Competition 2026

- All Nationalities

- Venue: Seoul, Republic of Korea

- Eligibility: Youth aged 10–18

- Final Registration Deadline: August 16, 2026

- Official Case/Guidelines Release: August 26, 2026

- 1-Page English Written Submission: September 26, 2026

- Quarterfinalist Announcement: October 16, 2026

- Quarterfinals, Semifinals & Finals (Offline): December 18–20, 2026

- An international competition featuring distinguished legal experts

Role Description

• The Supporters, Moot Court Competition role includes both on-site (Seoul) and remote positions. Supporters assist in organizing and running moot court events.
• Supporters help ensure proceedings follow competition guidelines, and address logistical issues as they arise. The role also involves communicating with participants and responding to inquiries.
• This is not a competition-day-only role. The position begins prior to the event and continues through the competition period (December 18–20, 2026), with remote work available starting immediately for candidates who are ready to begin.
• Flexible working hours that adjust according to the stage of competition preparation — approximately 3–5 hours per week during the remote/preparation phase, with increased on-site hours as the event approaches and during the competition period (December 18–20, 2026). Fully compatible with academic schedules during the remote phase.

Official Website: www.world-junior-international-law-moot-court-competition.com
YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/@first_class_hannam

Benefits

• Official Certificate of Participation, recognizing involvement in a premier international law moot court competition featuring leading legal scholars and institutional representatives.
• Letter of Recommendation available for outstanding Supporters, based on performance and contribution.

Qualifications

• Strong interest in law, moot court competition, debate, public speaking, with a willingness to learn competition procedures.
• Organizational and time-management abilities to handle schedules, documentation, and multiple tasks during events.
• Clear, professional communication skills in English and/or Korean, with the ability to provide courteous support to participants and staff.
• Attention to detail and reliability in following rules, handling sensitive materials, and recording information accurately.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, on-site environment and maintain a respectful, inclusive attitude toward all individuals.
• Availability to commit to full-time hours on-site during the competition period (Dec 18–20, 2026); flexible remote hours during the preparation phase.
• Background in law, international relations, or a related field (student or graduate) is preferred.
• Openness to both remote and on-site work; strong self-management skills required for remote tasks, along with reliable internet access and availability for online communication.