FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Conveyancing Trainer role?
The primary focus of the Conveyancing Trainer role is to mentor and develop the skills of residential/property lawyers across multiple Conveyancing centers.
What are the key responsibilities of this role?
Key responsibilities include delivering comprehensive training, assessing training needs, evaluating training effectiveness, providing hands-on support, serving as a mentor, implementing company policies, and assisting with onboarding new team members.
What qualifications are required for this position?
While not essential, it is desirable for candidates to be regulated by the SRA, CLC, or CILEx. Extensive experience in conveyancing and a strong understanding of AML regulations are also important.
Will there be travel involved in this position?
Yes, occasional travel to the Conveyancing locations in Hastings, Cardiff, and Manchester may be required.
Is there an emphasis on specific skills for this role?
Yes, strong communication skills, the ability to mentor, technical expertise in conveyancing, and proficiency in case management systems are emphasized.
What does the onboarding process look like for new team members?
The Conveyancing Trainer will assist in the seamless onboarding of new team members to ensure they are well-prepared for their roles.
How does this role contribute to continuous improvement in the team?
The role involves evaluating training effectiveness and implementing improvements to maintain high training standards, fostering a culture of continuous development.
Is prior mentoring experience necessary for this role?
Yes, demonstrated experience in mentoring and developing professionals is an important aspect of the role.
What is the work environment for this position?
The position offers a hybrid work environment, allowing flexibility in work arrangements.
Are there opportunities for career progression within this role?
Yes, the role focuses on continuous skill enhancement and career progression for team members across the Conveyancing centers.