Gain real-world experience with the CCC Internship Program
The CCC Internship Program offers university students the opportunity to apply their learning in a real-world environment while contributing to our important work—combating major crime and corruption in Queensland’s public sector.
Key benefits
- Real-life experience: Contribute to meaningful work and projects that make a difference.
- Mentorship: Learn from professionals committed to helping you succeed.
- Professional development: Build essential workplace skills including communication, problem-solving, and teamwork.
- Career readiness: Enhance your employability and complement your tertiary studies.
Applications are now open for the CCC Internship Program 2026–27The CCC is offering two full-time, paid internships (12 weeks commencing November 2026) and an additional 4-week placement (in June 2027). The Internship Placement (16-weeks in total) provides university students with hands-on experience and professional development opportunities at the CCC. Internship opportunity:
The program is open to current university students. Please refer to the SmartJobs advertisement for eligibility and application details. |
The CCC's 2026–27 Internship Program is now open, offering two full-time, paid internship placements:
| Position | Duration | Details | Closing date |
|---|---|---|---|
| QLD/702516 - Intern: Legal (PO1) | 12 weeks (Summer) + 4 weeks (Winter) | View Role Description. View Program Overview. Apply via Smart Jobs. | Sunday, 11 October 2026 |
The CCC Internship Program is open to university students, currently enrolled in either a Bachelor of Laws, post-graduate Law or Juris Doctor at a Brisbane based university with eligibility to undertake paid work in Australia.
- Undergraduate students – Bachelor of Laws:
- Undertaking 3rd or 4th year of study.
- Successfully completed a minimum of 16 subjects.
- Post-graduate – University level study in Law or a Juris Doctor:
- Successfully completed an undergraduate Bachelor of Laws, or
- Non-law graduates enrolled in the Juris Doctor (Successfully completed a minimum of 16 subjects).
Applications are to be made via the Queensland Government's Smart Jobs Careers website.
Applications to include:
- Completed Application Coversheet.
- Suitability Statement referencing the ‘About you' section of the Role Description.
- Detailed Resume, including your work or volunteering experience and at least two referees (one ideally being your supervisor from the past two years who has a thorough knowledge of your work performance and conduct).
- Your Academic Transcript.
Refer to the Smart Jobs advertisement to apply for the opportunity by the closing date.
For detailed eligibility, required documentation and application instructions see the documents listed at the bottom of the ad including the Role Description, Program Overview and Eligibility and the Application Coversheet.
Further information is available via the CCC's website about applying for jobs with the CCC.
