Join Us.

We are always looking for ambitious and proactive students who want to contribute to our growing catalogue of articles.

  • ✍️ Article Creation:  Dive deep into legal topics and write engaging articles to offer practical guidance to real startups.

  • 🖋️ Autonomy & Flexibility: You choose what to write and when, ensuring your academic commitments are accommodated.

  • 🗣️ Networking: Collaborate closely with our partner law firm for feedback and connect directly with startup clients.

Eligibility:

  • Be enrolled at a UK university (undergraduate or postgraduate) studying:

    • Law;

    • Business Management;

    • Finance; or

    • Accounting.

  • Interested in exploring or wanting to pursue a career in the corporate world;

  • Be able to contribute 2-3 hours per week during the writing process.

Flexibility.

Our approach is designed to work around your schedule.

You will only be set a deadline once you have reserved an article to write. But you get to choose what and when to write!

Choose what and when to write.

Freedom.

Catalegal’s Editor Portal provides students with several article topics covering nine legal and commercial sectors.

Our structure allows students to explore various areas of commercial law while building a curated portfolio of diverse articles.

Apply

  • To apply:

    1. Choose an area of commercial law you are interested in from the dropdown menu;

    2. Send us a start date for the article;

    3. We will reply with an article plan and a one-month deadline for the article.

    4. The article you submit will form the basis of your application. If you are successful, this article will count as your first Catalegal article!

  • Catalegal contributors DO NOT get paid for the articles they write.

    We do not charge startups for access to the articles and contributors have the freedom to choose when and what to write.

    Our contributors join Catalegal because they want a challenging role where they can develop their legal and commercial acumen in a practical context.