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Judicial Branch
Job Shadow Program

This program has been suspended for 2018. Connecticut Judicial Branch Job Shadow Program

 

Quick Links
Job Shadow Brochure - PDF
Helpful Hints for Schools
Confidentiality Form - PDF

For more information please contact:
CT Judicial Branch Job Shadow Program
Robyn N. Oliver, Program Manager
Supreme Court Building
231 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06106
(860) 282-6581 or Email Us
Educational Resources
Judicial Branch Opportunities
The Job Shadow Program is designed to provide an opportunity for high school students to explore career interests and vocational skills by "shadowing" a Judicial Branch employee during a workday. Students are matched with a mentor at a location as near as possible to their school. To allow students ample time to explore their areas of interest and receive one-on-one instruction, we are accepting one student for each position.
 

Enrollment Process  |  Preparation  |   Job Shadow

 

Enrollment Process

  1. Submit Enrollment Form - (Word Format)
  2. Enrollment Forms are accepted from high school career counselors, guidance counselors, teachers or other school administrators.
  3. Indicate what dates students are available for Job Shadowing on the form in the space provided. Dates should be at least two weeks prior to scheduled visit.
  4. The Job Shadow date will be confirmed one week prior to visit.

 

Preparation for Job Shadow Day - School Visit

At least one week prior to Job Shadow Day, the Job Shadow staff may meet with the students at their school to discuss the following:

  • Overview of Judicial Branch
  • Review of Confidentiality Statement
  • Overview of positions to be shadowed
  • Length of visit
  • Confirmation date of visit and positions to be shadowed
  • Contact information in the event of cancellation
  • Any questions or concerns pertaining to the Job Shadow Day

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Job Shadow

Journey from school to work
Observe employees in action
Build career interest
Shadow a mentor while performing new task
Have an opportunity to explore a variety of career choices
Acquire knowledge about the positions within the Judicial Branch
Develop an understanding of the role and function of the Judicial Branch
Obtain skills in different disciplines
Work with people of different cultures and backgrounds


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