
Show Notes
Welcome to the very first episode of "The Essential Mooting Guide: The Podcast"!
Join your host, Travis, as he takes you on an introduction to International Moot Court Competitions! In this episode, Travis interviews two esteemed alumni of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Padjadjaran who are also ex-International Mooties:
Almi Nibach, Foreign Service Officer (that basically means "Diplomat) at the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; and
Zaka Hadisupani Oemang, Partner at AHRP: Counsellors at Law.
Both of them give interesting re-tellings of their experience with IMCC and also provide insight as to how it can help you as a law student! Come have a listen!
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Dive into the remarkable world of International Moot Court Competitions & enhance your knowledge of legal careers through the convenience of your gadget and devices.
The Essential Mooting Guide presents a new and innovative way to introduce the world of mooting. With special appearances of respected ex-Mooties, listeners will get a glimpse of how mooting can help in providing a stepping stone to an exceptional legal careers.
May it please the court!
(Music: book Bag - E's Jammy Jams)
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