Job Descriptions

Court legal advisers are trained lawyers who advise magistrates and district judges about the law.;

Financial services customer advisers work in contact centres for banks, insurance, investment and credit companies.;

Health and safety advisers work to reduce accidents, injury and health problems in the workplace.;

Banking customer service advisers provide a face-to-face service in banks and building societies.;

Business advisers give advice and support to new business start-ups and help established businesses to grow.;

Financial advisers help people and organisations to choose investments, savings, pensions, mortgages and insurance products.;

Money advisers help people whose debts have become too large or difficult for them to handle.;

Mortgage advisers help people find, and apply for mortgages.;

Pensions advisers help people to plan for financial security in retirement.;

Tax advisers help clients plan their finances to make sure they're paying the right amount of tax.;

Construction plant hire advisers rent out plant machinery, tools and equipment to builders and the public.;

Careers advisers help people make decisions about their education, training and work options.;

Court administrative assistants help with the daily running of courts and their supporting offices.;

Court ushers make sure that everyone involved with a court case is present and that they know what to do.;

Immigration advisers give advice on asylum claims, nationality, citizenship, deportation and employment, and represent clients in court.;

Legal executives specialise in one area of law and carry out similar tasks to solicitors.;

Legal secretaries provide administrative support for lawyers and legal executives.;

Paralegals carry out research, prepare legal documents and give legal advice to clients.;