WE ARE HIRING

Every lawyer deserves to be the best advocate they can be.

We are looking for people with these key characteristics:

1. Innovative - Are you forward-thinking? Creative? A good problem-solver?

2. Reliable - Our team are all self-employed, independent, and work from home. Can you manage your time and work effectively to ensure you meet all your deadlines?

3. Collaborative -Do you work well in a team? Do you have strong written and verbal communication skills?

When you join the Advocacy Coaching International teams, you are signing up to transform the world of advocacy training.

Many lawyers find it hard to develop their advocacy skills and techniques because opportunities for developing advocacy techniques are few and far between. We all know that advocacy is a life-long learning process therefore high quality advocacy training is essential.

We exist because no lawyer should have to worry whether their advocacy is good enough before a trial. Our online courses, coaching, and podcasts teach both basic and advanced advocacy techniques in innovative and accessible methods so our clients will thrive and succeed in the courtroom.

If you want to join our mission, apply for one of the roles advertised below.

THE ADVOCACY CLINIC COORDINATOR (self-employed)

An exciting new part-time opportunity has just become available to provide professional support for the Advocacy Clinics.

Two Advocacy Clinics take place on the same day of the month; the first clinic is timed for the Australia, New Zealand, and Asia participants (6 am GMT or 8am BST depending on time of year) and the 6pm (GMT or BST) for Europe, the Americas, and Africa. Click here to find out more about The Advocacy Clinic.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Coordinate the production of and moderate each Advocacy Clinic
Provide administrative and technical support
Overseeing the technical delivery and smooth operation of Webinars
Keeping The Advocacy Clinic webpage up to date
Managing the online booking/registration process
Responding to website technical queries regarding bookings
Develop and follow webinar best practices
Update webinar guidelines and protocols for conducting webinars
Develop benchmark criteria to measure webinar effectiveness and implement improvements as necessary
Liaising with the video editor and uploading webinar recordings and videos to The Advocacy Members’ Club
Summarising key takeaways from each Clinic
Monitoring Webinar uptake and demand

WHAT YOU NEED TO SUCCEED

Proven project management skills with the ability to initiate and execute projects from start to finish
Strong written and verbal communication skills
An engaging, friendly, and confident “on-air” voice
Excellent attention to detail,
Demonstrated ability to meet deadlines
Strong organisational skills
The ability to maintain a positive team-player attitude
Ability to remain calm and professional under pressure,
Work collaboratively and independently with diverse individuals,
An understanding of webinar technology or the ability to learn

OUR OFFER

Part-time position - up to 16 hours per month
£12.50 per hour (£26,000 pro-rata)
Flexible working pattern
Work from home
Fully inclusive - come as you are!

HOW TO APPLY

Attach a covering letter referring to the criteria and explaining why you will be a good match for the role
Attach your CV
Please put the code "TACC" and your full name in the subject line of the email
Send to [email protected]

Paying attention to detail is an essential requirement for this role. If you application does not comply with these four steps it will be incomplete and your application may not be considered.

This is a self-employed and remote part-time role. How the hours are used is for the individual to decide and manage, but they must be able to meet deadlines.