Run Esquirely
where the students are.

We can build the board, the tools and the directory. What we cannot do from an office in Abuja is stand in front of your year and tell them it exists. That part is yours.

Paid
No
You leave with
A signed reference
  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

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.

  • 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.

Put your campus on the map.

Tell us your campus and year, and the one thing you would change about Esquirely. That is the whole application. We read every one as it arrives and take a small number at a time, so you get a person rather than a mailing list.