Vacancies
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Full-Time Executive Assistant
I am looking for a full-time Assistant to support me with administration, research, note-taking, accessing buildings and personal support. It's a fantastic opportunity to experience the Bar. The deadline is 2 January 2025, 09:00. The successful candidate will start in March/April 2025. The starting salary is £40,000 per annum and will increase at the end of the three-month probation to £45,000. A further increase to £50,000 will happen at the nine-month mark.
The roles involve managing legal documents, aiding with case preparations, assisting in travel and navigation, and offering personal care. This position is based in Central London and provides a unique opportunity for individuals aspiring to legal careers. The role is also ideal for lawyers seeking experience in civil and public law work. Ideal candidates should possess excellent communication skills, depth in research and legal analysis, outstanding personability, strong numeracy, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
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The successful candidates will gain valuable experience in the legal field by working closely with a practising barrister. They will develop their research, drafting, and advocacy skills, as well as their networking, legal administration, document management, and court preparation skills. The role offers insights into legal and non-legal advocacy and provides a unique perspective on accessibility issues.
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Part-Time Executive Assistant (Cover)
I am looking for a cover Assistant to help me with administration, research, note-taking, accessing buildings, and personal support. Ts a fantastic opportunity to experience the Bar. The deadline is ongoing. The successful candidate will start as soon as possible. The rate of pay is £21 per hour.
The roles involve managing legal documents, aiding with case preparations, assisting in travel and navigation, and offering personal care. This position is based in Central London and provides a unique opportunity for individuals aspiring to legal careers. The role is also ideal for lawyers wanting experience in civil and public law work. Ideal candidates should possess excellent communication skills, depth in research and legal analysis, outstanding personability, strong numeracy, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
The successful candidates will gain valuable experience in the legal field by working closely with a practising barrister. They will develop their research, drafting, and advocacy skills alongside networking, legal administration, document management, and court preparation skills. The role offers insights into legal and non-legal advocacy and provides a unique perspective on accessibility issues.