Umlazi Local Office – Legal Practitioner – Civil Level 2

Legal Aid SA is a national public entity; a key contributor to South Africa's constitutional democracy, providing quality legal services to poor and vulnerable persons.

The organisation has a national footprint.

Legal Aid SA is an accredited Top Employer SA for 11 consecutive years – a credible employer of choice.

Its culture is rooted in leadership, driven by the value and advancement of human rights.

It offers an exciting Employment Value Proposition with opportunities for development, career growth and an inspiring workplace.Applications are invited from persons interested to fill the above-mentioned position.

The incumbent will be appointed on a permanent basis.

The position is based in Umlazi.KEY OUTPUTSProvide civil legal aid to the poor in the coverage area of the unit.Handling of complex civil matters.Supervise and guide civil Candidate Legal Practitioners and Paralegals.Assist in providing support and assistance to civil sections of Office in the designated cluster.Represent women, children, and vulnerable landless people in all civil matters.Perform office administrationPETENCIES (SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE & ATTRIBUTES) REQUIREDAdmitted attorney / advocate (the latter must have completed pupilage successfully at an institution recognised by Legal Aid SA).LLB or B Proc degree.At least five years' post admission civil experience.Right of appearance in the High Court.Excellent verbal and written communication.Strong analytical ability and excellent communication skills.Team player.Self-development orientation.A valid driver's license is an advantage.A detailed curriculum vitae reflecting practical application of the position outputs and the required competencies as advertised must be submitted by close of business on 24 March , quoting the reference number UML / LP-CIVIL L2 / 06 / 03 / in the subject line

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