THE Supreme Court yesterday invited employees of the Judiciary and even private lawyers to participate in this year’s Bar examinations to be held in November as local Bar personnel.
The SC said the 2022 Bar examinations, like the 2020/2021 exams held last February, will also be “digitalized and localized” with 14 local testing centers nationwide.
“To ensure the success of the 2022 Bar Examinations, the Office of the Bar Confidant, together with Associate Justice Alfredo Benjamin Caguioa, the Bar Examination Chairperson, would like to invite Judiciary employees and lawyers working outside the Judiciary to participate in this year’s Bar Examination as local Bar personnel,” OIC Bar Confidant Amor Entila said.
Interested applicants may apply either as floor supervisors, head proctors, proctors, and runners.
Entila said interested applicants must possess “all” of the following qualifications, namely, incumbent judiciary employee, including those with permanent, coterminous, casual and contractual status or lawyer outside the judiciary, fully vaccinated and have received at least one booster dose before October 15, 2022, and not teaching in any law school or law review center.
