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Legal Administrator Apprentice - Receptionist

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About the Role
To provide a professional and welcoming front-of-house service as the face of Lyons Bowe. You will support the smooth running of the office by carrying out reception and administrative duties under supervision, developing the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for a successful career within the legal profession.
Reception Duties
- Greet and welcome visitors in a warm and professional manner
- Notify colleagues promptly of visitor arrivals
- Take clear and accurate messages when required, in line with the firm’s policies and procedures
- Maintain the reception area to a high standard of cleanliness and presentation
- Ensure visitors comply with office security procedures
Administrative Support
- Assist with scanning, photocopying, and printing documents
- Sort and distribute incoming post in line with the firm’s policies and procedures
- Prepare outgoing post and arrange courier collections
- Assist with filing and maintaining electronic and paper records
- Order and monitor office and kitchen suppliers as required
- Support colleagues with general administrative tasks, such as dealing with witnessing of documents, storage of Deeds and Wills and arranging ID1 appointments
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Office Support
- Prepare meeting rooms for internal and external meetings
- Provide refreshments for visitors where required
- Assist with office housekeeping and presentation
- Report maintenance or health and safety concerns promptly
- Support the wider Business Support team during busy periods
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General Responsibilities
- Maintain confidentiality at all times
- Present a professional appearance in accordance with the firm’s dress code
- Communicate professionally with colleagues, visitors, and external contacts
- Comply with all firm policies and procedures
- Adhere to Health and Safety and Data Protection requirements
- Undertake any other reasonable duties appropriate to the role and level of responsibility
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