EOI - Post Graduate Programs-"Adjunct" Lecturers

Expressions of Interest Sought for "Adjunct" Lecturers

The College of Law invites expressions of interest from legal practitioners who wish to be engaged as adjunct lecturers to provide the services of lecturing and marking in the College's Postgraduate Programs. Engagement in these "adjunct" roles is conducted on an as needed and when required basis.

About The College of Law

The College of Law, part of the College of Law Group with a presence across multiple regions, is the leading provider of professional legal education in Australia and New Zealand. Founded in 1974 in New South Wales, it has educated over 100,000 alumni and is known for pioneering practical legal training. The College offers practice-focused education to legal professionals at all stages of their careers, from aspiring lawyers to experienced practitioners. It emphasises real-world legal applications through interactive learning and expert instructors. With over 500 staff and modern campuses in major cities, the College maintains strong partnerships with the legal sector. It is a self-accrediting institution, recognised by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA), affirming its excellence in legal education.

In addition to the national practical legal training (PLT) programs, the College provides postgraduate courses up to a Masters level, as part of its Postgraduate Programs. These programs are offered across the following areas:

• ASEAN+6 Legal Practice

• Business Law and Transactions

• Commercial Litigation

• Dispute Resolution

• Estate Planning

• Family Law

• Family Dispute Resolution Practice

• Government and Public Sector Law

• In-house Practice

• Legal Business Management

• Property Law

• Wills & Estates

Masters programs' subjects are run over 12 weeks online or in a 6 week intensive format across 4 intakes each year.

The requirements

Adjunct lecturers are responsible for facilitating students' learning whilst they are completing the online component of the course. Subjects are delivered via the Canvas learning platform over a 6 or 12 week period. The 6 week intensive courses also have a 3 days online face to face workshop component.

We are currently looking to engage adjunct lecturers across all practice areas familiar with New South Wales, Queensland, Victorian or Western Australian jurisdictions. Teaching is on an as required basis. Please note that the Postgraduate Programs are managed through our Sydney HQ office by the Postgraduate Programs Department.

As the work is predominately online, we encourage candidates from regional Australia to apply. This is an opportunity to work flexibly as part of a dynamic and highly engaged team.

Required qualifications and experience

Applicants must meet the following essential criteria for engagement:

• A tertiary qualification or equivalent in Law and admission as a Lawyer in one of the Australian jurisdictions.
• At least 10 years' experience as an Australian Legal Practitioner in a specific practice area. Accredited specialists in the relevant practice areas are encouraged to apply.
• A keen interest in teaching.
• An enthusiasm for the practice of Law and an ability to communicate that enthusiasm.
• Skills in the use of technology.
• Capacity or willingness to contribute to the creation and maintenance of course materials (multi-media and online).
• A reliable computer and internet connection are a prerequisite.

As an employer who embraces equity, diversity and inclusion and respects the rights of all people, we hold a collective commitment to foster an environment where all differences are valued.

Applicants must be Australian Citizens, Permanent Residents or hold a valid work permit or visa

Independent contractors must have an Australian Business Number (ABN).

If you are interested in being part of a growing national operation, please email your resume and covering letter to by COB Friday 31 October 2025