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Are there any conveyancing secretaries out there? Can you Help?

April 15th, 2010 by admin
conveyancing
I have a job interview next week as a conveyancing secretary. I have lots of secretarial experience, but don’t really know what I would be doing as a conveyancing secretary. I would like to go into the interview and sound as though I know a little bit. Any advice?

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1 Response to “Are there any conveyancing secretaries out there? Can you Help?”

  1. 1ofethrd1

    I haven’t heard of this before, either. It looks like you’ll have to brush up on your ‘law’ skills before you go. If you have no law experience, tell them how much you’ve always wanted to work in the law field! (Only if it’s true, though, kay?)

    Conveyancing: the branch of law practice consisting of examining titles, giving opinions as to their validity, and drawing of deeds, etc., for the conveyance of property from one person to another.

    If you were to go to College for this type of position, these are the subjects you would take:

    • Introduction to the Study of Law
    • Law Office Practice and Procedure
    • Conveyancing
    • Principles of Customer Service
    • Word Processing
    • Life Skills
    • Business English

    Choice Subjects (2 Subjects are compulsory.)

    • Keyboarding
    • Introduction to P.C.
    • Windows
    • Spreadsheets
    • Understanding the Internet

    Personality Profile

    • Responsible
    • Accurate
    • Methodical
    • Friendly

    Outcomes

    • Possess an understanding of the social,
    economic and political framework in which our
    legal system operates.
    • Possess a full understanding of all the stages of
    and procedures involved in Conveyancing.
    • Utilise word processing package with
    confidence and expertise.

    Comment on Apr 18th, 2010 at 10:12 am  
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