What a campus
ambassador does.
One student carries Esquirely to a faculty. The work is an hour a term in front of your year, plus the openings worth forwarding into the group chats you are already in. It comes with an invite link of your own and a signed reference at the end. If what you build on your campus outgrows that, there is a partnership on the other side of it.
- Paid
- No
- You leave with
- A signed reference
- If you go further
- A partnership
What we ask
Three things, and none of them heavy.
Get your year in one room
An hour, in a lecture room or on a call, whenever the term gives you a gap. You show them how to find roles on the board, use the CV and interview tools, and write to a firm speculatively. We send the slides, the talking points and the sign-up link.
You pick the date. If that week gets away from you, pick another one.
Pass on what lands
Drop the openings and deadlines worth seeing into the group chats and faculty channels you are already in. No quota, no reporting, nothing to log.
Only the things your year would genuinely want to see. Post everything and people stop reading you.
Tell us what is missing
You are closer to what a final-year student actually needs than we are. When something here is wrong, thin or useless for your campus, we want to hear it first.
This is the part we value most, and the part most programmes never actually ask for.
What you get
Not money. We would rather say that here than let you find out after applying.
An invite link that is yours
If you would like to represent us, you are given your own link. Everyone who joins Esquirely through it is counted to you, and we publish where that stands so nobody has to take our word for how their term went. Share it wherever it fits: a slide, a group chat, a single firm profile that answers the question somebody just asked you.
A partnership, if you earn one
The ambassadors bringing the most people through their link stop being ambassadors. We back the society, the initiative or the person driving it, and the terms get agreed with you rather than handed down. If you are building an audience of Nigerian law students, we would rather partner with you than compete for their attention.
A signed reference
A real one, describing what you actually did and who you did it for. It goes on a training contract application in a way that a certificate does not.
Early access
You see tools before they ship, and your notes change them while changing them is still cheap. Several things on the site exist because a student said the first version was useless.
A direct line
A channel straight to the people building this. No support queue, no contact form, no ticket number.
Your name on it
Ambassadors are credited on the site. If you build something with us, that is yours to point at afterwards.
Who it suits
University faculties only, no grade requirement, no CV.
- An undergraduate law student at a Nigerian university
- Still around campus for a while yet
- Already the person people ask about opportunities
Exams come first, always. Nobody is chasing you, there is nothing to sign, and it ends whenever you would like it to.
Applications are closed for now.
We are not taking new campus ambassadors at the moment. Not because the programme is over, but because we would rather not have you write in and hear nothing back while we get the intake right. Everything above is what the role is and what it asks of you, and none of it changes. When we open again it will be announced on the site.