We currently offer services to over 700 students in both of Single and Dual JD programs. We aim to provide our students with the tools to search, interview and secure jobs in a variety of areas. As well as provide them with the soft skills necessary to be excellent assets to any employer environment.
We would be thrilled to have you register your firm or company with our Career Services Office. We currently use the Symplicity website to manage our employer contacts and opportunities.
Symplicity is a one-stop spot where students can gain as much information as possible about you. This can include primary email addresses, social media links, firm size, and an overview. It allows you to submit job postings and is used for our On-Campus Interviews.
If you are interested in gaining free access to Symplicity please review the below documentation:
- Job Posting Policy
- Job Posting Form
- Symplicity link to begin your registration.
Employers who have registered with Symplicity have the opportunity to directly post positions to our students and alumni through their accounts.
If you prefer to post individual job opportunities or you are registered for Symplicity but would rather have us update your profile please complete this job form and send it to windsorcso@uwindsor.ca
If you have not yet registered for your free Symplicity account please review the Employer Registration information above.
We encourage you to review our Job Posting Policy as well, before submitting directly to Symplicity or view email.
Windsor Law does participate in On-Campus Interviews every year for the Toronto recruitment cycle.
Please email windsorcso@uwindsor.ca for more information.
The Law Society wishes to promote fair hiring practices for students, lawyers and paralegals pursuant to the Ontario Human Rights Code (Code), Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA), the Rules of Professional Conduct (Lawyer Rules) and the Paralegal Rules of Conduct (Paralegal Rules). The Fair Hiring Practice Guidelines (Guidelines) that are set out below are provided to assist firms in reviewing their interview and hiring practices.
To review the Best Practices and Guidelines for recruitment in Ontario please visit: Fair Hiring Practice Guidelines | Law Society of Ontario (lso.ca)
To review the Best Practices and Guidelines for recruitment in Ontario Vancouver please visit: Student Recruitment Guidelines : Vancouver Bar Association