Academic Qualifications and Years of Experience:
Bachelor's degree in Law or equivalent, with more than one year and up to (4) years of practical experience; or
Master's degree in Law or equivalent, with less than one year and up to (3) years of practical experience.
Required Skills (Technical and Behavioral Competencies):
Familiarity with the legislation, regulations, and resolutions governing the registration and licensing of independent legal consultants, their offices, and the practice of the profession.
Familiarity with using the Legal Professions System and relevant technical systems related to registration and licensing procedures.
Ability to review and analyze registration and licensing applications and provide technical and legal opinions thereon.
Ability to prepare memos, correspondence, inspection reports, and legal drafting relevant to the nature of the work.
Ability to research, collect, and analyze information and data, and prepare reports, statistics, and performance indicators, with accuracy and attention to detail.
Analytical and deductive thinking skills, ability to analyze problems and challenges and propose appropriate solutions and recommendations.
Proficiency in using computer applications and relevant government technical systems.
Effective communication and customer service skills.
Ability to plan, organize, manage time, and work in a team spirit.
Initiative, creativity, and innovation.