Building upon the mission of the Judicial Institute of Jordan, and in the belief that volunteer work is a characteristic of active societies, given its role in stimulating the potential of members of society and serving the nation, the idea of volunteering at the Institute emerged in pursuit of the principle of partnership and in order to consolidate its role in promoting the values of national belonging and social responsibility among members of society and academic institutions alike, and with the aim of benefiting from qualified human resources, contributing to the development of their capabilities, directing them towards national priorities, and encouraging the exchange of expertise.
Volunteering at the Judicial Institute was regulated through specific instructions issued for this purpose pursuant to the Jordanian Judicial Institute Regulation, in order to attract those wishing to volunteer at the Institute, whether university students or holders of at least a bachelor’s degree, and to provide them with opportunities to make use of the skills they possess, refine them, and acquire practical, skills-based, and knowledge-based experience, including enhancing self-confidence, a sense of responsibility, teamwork, exchange of views, and innovation, opening doors to more employment opportunities in the future, and raising their level of capabilities in their fields of specialization by providing them with the opportunity to become acquainted with the work and functions of the Institute in accordance with the requirements of the relevant laws, regulations, and instructions.