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21 September 2026
Call for volunteers - Cross Examination Moot 2026

What is the Cross Examination Moot?
The Cross Examination Moot is a unique competition designed to train students in some of the most challenging and exciting aspects of advocacy.
Based on a challenging case file, students participate in several rounds of hearings during which they cross-examine fact witnesses and expert witnesses, putting their advocacy skills to the test in a realistic and demanding setting.
When & Where?
From 2 to 6 November 2026 in Paris, France.
Why become a volunteer?
Joining the Cross Examination Moot as a volunteer is a great opportunity to:
- Gain first-hand exposure to international arbitration proceedings
- Network with professionals, academics and fellow students from leading institutions
- Develop practical experience in the organisation and running of an international moot
- Contribute to a stimulating and intellectually challenging event
What does the role involve?
1/ Before the Moot – Preparation & Organisation
Volunteers can support the organising team in the preparation of the Moot, including:
- Preparing materials and documents
- Assisting with logistical and organisational tasks
- Communicating with teams, arbitrators and participants
- Supporting the preparation of the different stages of the Moot
2/ During the Moot (2–6 November)
Volunteers will play an essential role in ensuring the smooth running of the competition. On-site responsibilities may include:
- Welcoming and guiding participants
- Assisting arbitrators and teams
- Helping with room organisation and logistics
- Supporting the smooth running of hearings
- Assisting the organising team throughout the event
Interested?
Whether you are available to help before the Moot, during the week of 2–6 November, or both, we would be delighted to have you join our team!
Interested in volunteering?
Get in touch with us at: info@crossmoot.com
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