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Program Objectives
To provide the opportunities for high school students to:
- Learn about the Judicial Branch and the services it provides
- Complete school mandated requirements for graduation
- Contribute to the community
- Gain valuable experience and references
- Further explore career interests and vocational skills
Qualifications and Requirements:
- Must be a high school senior with an interest in the judicial system
- Recommended and referred by their guidance / career counselor or other school administrator
- Successfully complete the application, clearance and selection process
- Be available to work a minimum of three hours per day two days per week
- Must disclose any pending matter before the court
- Possess strong communication skills
- Have the ability to work with diverse populations
- Have ability to maintain confidentiality
- Must participate in the Court Aide Orientation
Application Process
Student or School Official Submits Completed form to:
external.affairs@jud.ct.gov
Judicial Branch External Affairs Division
Experimental Learning Program
Two Riverview Square
99 East River Drive Room 701
East Hartford, CT 06108
Upon receipt, the coordinator will review the application for
completeness and eligibility. The coordinator will schedule a time to
meet with the candidate to discuss available positions and
qualifications/skills required.
The coordinator will schedule an
interview with the workplace host and the
candidate.
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