PM Jacobs Group specialises in multiple sectors from Legal-; Accounting-; Tax-; Financial Planning-; Projects-; International-; Global Business Strategies- to Renewable Energy services.
The PM Jacobs Legal Department would like to expand and invest in an ambitious, agile Paralegal/ Legal Assistant with 3+ Years experience in the Legal field; who is fluently Afrikaans speaking; who is committed to self-development; have a continuous learning mind-set with academic proficiency; demonstrate leadership qualities with an analytical mind-set; strong business acumen and organization skills; and your values & ethics are driven by your sense of integrity and honesty.
Individuals who share our values & passion will be part of a unique environment providing clients with the ultimate business solution.
Please note that your daily responsibilities will not be limited to Legal responsibilities and will include assisting with administration, finance etc.
Requirements for application: Bachelor's degree in paralegal studies3 + Years Experience in the Legal fieldFluently Afrikaans speaking/ reading and writing skills is a definite needExperience in a client services environmentDrafting SkillsAdministration and Finance experienceThis role requires a candidate who is ambitious regarding a career in the legal industryComputer LiterateCertified Identity DocumentCurriculum Vitae with referencesCertified Copies of Qualification/s (Grade 12 certificate & Tertiary Qualification)Certified Copies of your Academic record/sExcellent Afrikaans/ English communication, reading and writing skills Strong Networking and Social Skills; andClear Credit & Criminal check.Advantages: Additional Qualifications would be an advantage.Procedure: Submit required documentsShort listed candidates will be contacted, and suitable Interview dates will be provided accordingly. Attach Academic Certificates, Cover Letter, ID, License, Work Permit (pdfs only) PM Jacobs Group was established by Mr. Jacobs (Snr) in 2002, with over 30 years' experience in Property Law and High Court Litigation.
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