Legal Intern

Fresh and recent law graduates can spend December 2026 working with Omani and Saudi legislation through the paid Legal Intern placement at Decree in Muscat, held in person at the company’s office in the Seven Seas Complex. It is open to holders of a Bachelor’s degree in Law who finished their studies in the last 18 months.

What the legal intern job in Muscat involves

The one-month placement covers all of December 2026 (1 to 31 December) and is built to deepen the intern’s grasp of the legal systems of Oman and Saudi Arabia, sharpen translation and legal writing abilities, and put the intern to work on real obstacles to accessing Omani legislation. Coaching comes with each of the tasks below.

Responsibilities

• Tracking down the original sources behind legislation in Oman and Saudi Arabia
• Translating laws from Oman and Saudi Arabia
• Writing short articles
• Creating compliance checklists
• Putting together subscription agreements along with further legal papers, then reviewing them
• Helping to solve real-life problems that stand in the way of accessing Omani legislation

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Law
• Proficiency in both Arabic and English
• Graduates from Oman and other Arab countries must reach 6 or above on IELTS
• Graduation within the last 18 months

Benefits

• A paid placement for the full month, with no amount given in the posting
• Better insight into the legal systems of Oman and Saudi Arabia
• Stronger skills in translation and legal writing
• Coaching on soft skills: project management tools and more advanced word-processing techniques

About Decree

Decree Tech LLC, an Omani start-up, aims to make legislation accessible to society through technology. Its Qanoon.om platform is described as a daily go-to for Omani laws in Arabic among judges, lawmakers, lawyers and the wider public.

Its second product, Decree.om, is a database the company calls the largest and most complete of its kind in Oman. It combines Decree Legislation (laws, regulations, royal decrees and ministerial decisions), Decree Intel (summaries of cases, explanatory notes and further legal research on Oman), Decree Lex AI (an AI assistant for researching Omani legislation) and Decree Risk (tools that follow company liquidations and similar corporate risk events). Law firms in Oman, both local and international, rely on it along with in-house legal teams, and the company says its newly launched Saudi products are growing rapidly.

How to apply

Applications close on 11 November 2026. Candidates can apply using the button below through the online form.