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Syed Solicitors Ltd | Ilford, London Salary: £33,400 per annum Hours: 37.5 hours per week Proposed Start Date: December 2026 Role summary Syed Solicitors Ltd is seeking a junior paralegal to support its immigration, asylum, human rights and Tribunal work. The role includes appeals, pre-action protocol (PAP) correspondence and administrative reviews. The successful candidate will prepare and progress work under the principal solicitor’s supervision; they will not provide independent legal advice or make final legal decisions. Responsibilities 1. Assist with the day-to-day progression of immigration, asylum, human rights and appeal files under the principal solicitor’s supervision., 2. Take client instructions, prepare accurate attendance notes and maintain organised electronic case files., 3. Review decisions and evidence, identifying missing documents and legal, procedural or evidential issues for the solicitor’s attention., 4. Research the Immigration Rules, legislation, case law, Home Office guidance and relevant country evidence as directed., 5. Prepare first drafts of applications, witness statements, representations, appeal grounds and correspondence for solicitor review., 6. Assist with PAP correspondence and administrative reviews, including gathering evidence and preparing draft submissions for the solicitor’s review and approval., 7. Prepare indexed appeal bundles and other First-tier Tribunal hearing documents., 8. Monitor Home Office and Tribunal directions and deadlines, promptly escalating action required., 9. Use MyHMCTS, as authorised, to upload documents, review directions and monitor appeals., 10. Liaise with barristers, chambers and expert witnesses, providing instructions and case documents approved by the supervising solicitor and assisting with expert evidence and hearing preparation., 11. Communicate with clients, the Home Office and HMCTS within the scope of the role, referring requests for substantive legal advice to the solicitor., 12. Work with the legal team to progress matters while maintaining accurate, confidential records. Essential requirements • An LLB or equivalent recognised law degree., • Some relevant immigration, asylum, human rights or litigation casework experience, including supervised work or a placement., • Working knowledge of the Immigration Rules and relevant immigration, asylum and human rights principles., • Familiarity with First-tier Tribunal procedure and the applicable Immigration and Asylum Chamber Practice Direction., • Ability to research legal and evidential issues, take accurate instructions and draft clear case documents., • Ability to manage competing tasks and deadlines under solicitor supervision., • Professional written and spoken English, and fluency in spoken Urdu and/or Hindi to assist clients who use those languages., • Confidence using digital files and office software, with the ability to learn MyHMCTS and legal case-management systems., • Understanding of confidentiality, data protection and responsible use of approved legal technology. Desirable requirements • Experience with First-tier Tribunal appeals, MyHMCTS, PAP correspondence or administrative reviews., • Experience preparing skeleton arguments, appeal bundles or instructions for expert evidence., • Experience in a regulated UK legal-services or immigration practice, or with Clio, LEAP or comparable software., • Progress towards the SQE, LPC, BTC/BPC or an equivalent professional qualification. Application Applicants should submit an up-to-date CV together with details of their relevant legal experience, qualifications and any professional legal training completed or currently being undertaken.

Job Title: Office Administration Other administrative occupations not elsewhere classified * Manage day-to-day office administration, including filing systems, electronic records, databases and office correspondence. * Arrange meetings, prepare agendas, take minutes and coordinate communication with staff, clients, suppliers and external parties. * Maintain office supplies, stationery, IT equipment and service-provider records. * Prepare letters, reports, presentations, spreadsheets and administrative documents for management. * Receive, log and respond to routine enquiries, complaints and requests, escalating matters where appropriate. * Maintain personnel, attendance, leave, training, and recruitment records, including arranging interviews and inductions. * Support financial administration by processing invoices, maintaining expense records, monitoring office budgets, and assisting with payment documentation. * Implement and maintain office procedures, data-protection requirements, and health-and-safety records. * Monitor administrative workloads and support the supervision and coordination of administrative staff where required. * Carry out other reasonable administrative duties required for the efficient operation of the business.

Manage day-to-day administrative activities, including correspondence, filing, document preparation and general office coordination. Maintain accurate property, tenant, supplier and client records, ensuring information is organised, updated and readily accessible. Handle incoming enquiries by telephone, email and other communication channels, directing matters to the appropriate team member where necessary. Prepare tenancy, property management, maintenance and other administrative documents in accordance with company procedures. Process invoices, receipts, purchase orders and routine financial documentation, referring discrepancies to the relevant manager. Assist with preparing reports, business documents and other administrative materials to support daily operations.

About the role New Herblife Ltd is seeking an organised and experienced Office Manager to oversee the company’s day-to-day administrative operations. The successful candidate will ensure that the office runs efficiently while providing administrative support to senior management and the company’s HR and finance functions. Key responsibilities • Organising internal and external meetings and maintaining company diaries;, • Managing office databases, administrative records and filing systems;, • Booking business travel, transport and accommodation;, • Organising company events, meetings and conferences;, • Ordering stationery, IT equipment and other office supplies;, • Managing correspondence and responding to complaints and enquiries;, • Preparing business letters, presentations, reports and other documents;, • Supervising and monitoring the work of administrative employees;, • Processing invoices and maintaining accurate financial records;, • Monitoring office expenditure and assisting with the management of office budgets;, • Developing, implementing and maintaining office procedures and administrative systems;, • Organising induction programmes for new employees;, • Ensuring that workplace health and safety policies and records remain up to date;, • Attending meetings with senior management and implementing agreed actions;, • Maintaining personnel records and supporting general HR administration;, • Arranging interviews and assisting with the recruitment process; and, • Updating financial documents and liaising with the company’s accountant where required. Skills and experience The successful candidate should have: • Previous experience in office management or a comparable administrative role;, • Strong organisational and time-management skills;, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills;, • Experience supervising or coordinating administrative staff;, • Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office and office database systems;, • The ability to prepare professional correspondence, reports and presentations;, • Experience handling invoices, budgets or basic financial administration;, • The ability to manage competing priorities and work with minimal supervision; and A professional, reliable and confidential approach to their work.