- Publication Date
- Summer 1448 AH · 2026
- Location
- Riyadh · Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- Partner Organization
- Parliamentary Justice Club PJCKSU
Atyar Concludes Summer Training Program for Students of the College of Law and Political Science at King Saud University
Atyar Advocates & Legal Consultants concluded a six-week summer training program conducted in cooperation with the Parliamentary Justice Club at King Saud University during the 1448 AH / 2026 summer break. Four students from the College of Law and Political Science were introduced to legal work as it is practiced within a law firm handling corporate matters, arbitration, and disputes.
Training Within Legal Practice, Not Outside It
In cooperation with the Parliamentary Justice Club at King Saud University, the firm trained and developed a number of students from the College of Law and Political Science over a six-week period. The program was built around one principle: trainees should engage directly with practical legal material under the supervision of Atyar Advocates & Legal Consultants.
The trainees were assigned tasks of progressively increasing responsibility, with weekly reviews of their work and written feedback on each assignment, while strictly observing the firm's obligations regarding the confidentiality of client information.
- ◆The relationship between religion, Islamic Sharia, the legal system, and the State within Saudi law.
- ◆Legal jurisprudence.
- ◆Foundations and methodology of legal jurisprudence.
- ◆Legal Arabic.
- ◆Logic, argumentation, and legal reasoning.
- ◆Philosophy of law and the legal system.
- ◆History of law and legal systems.
- ◆Comparative Arab and Western law.
- ◆Foundational, academic, applied, and practical legal skills and tools.
- ◆Presentation and discussion of judicial precedents.
- ◆Drafting legal opinions and legal advice.
Four Trainees from the College of Law and Political Science
The trainees successfully completed the program and demonstrated consistent attendance, commitment, and engagement throughout the training period.
The trainees' names and photographs are published with their consent.
Direct Supervision by the Firm's Team
The program was supervised by Mr. Mutaib bin Abdulhamid Al-Fuhaili, and managed by Lawyer Salem Al-Dosari, reflecting the firm's principle that all work—whether a training assignment or a client matter—remains under the direct supervision of a responsible partner or lawyer.
Atyar Advocates & Legal Consultants extends its appreciation to the program supervisor and trainees for their commitment to the training process and for completing the program as intended.
Preparing a law student requires more than a theoretical program; it requires integrating practical application with academic learning through progressively increasing responsibility and continuous supervision.
Atyar Advocates & Legal Consultants
Prof. Dr. Turki bin Abdullah Al-Tayyar
Financial Partner · Former Lawyer · Former Judge
Prof. Dr. Turki Al-Tayyar has been delivering legal training for ten years. His programs have benefited approximately 1,500 trainees and more than 15 public and private entities, including public universities, ministries, government authorities, government centers, institutes, and training centers, through more than 30 training programs.
About the Training Program
How long is Atyar's summer training program?
Six consecutive weeks during the summer break of 1448 AH, corresponding to 2026.
Who participated in the program?
Four students from the College of Law and Political Science at King Saud University, in coordination with the Parliamentary Justice Club PJCKSU.
How can students apply for future training programs?
The program is generally coordinated with student clubs and academic institutions before the summer break. Interested applicants may contact the firm through the appointment page for information about future application periods.
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