Spill The Tea☕
Legal volunteers and blog writers

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Company Description
Spill The Tea☕ is a non-profit platform that publishes legal blog articles with a fresh Gen-Z twist, giving space to diverse voices in the legal community.
The platform enables aspiring lawyers, legal professionals, and anyone interested in law to submit blogs, gain volunteer work experience, and share career advice.
Contributors can build their portfolios, strengthen their CVs and LinkedIn profiles, and reconnect with their genuine interest in law beyond grades and applications.
Spill The Tea☕ also invites experienced legal professionals to share insights, career journeys, and practical advice to support the next generation.
The initiative is led by CEO and Founder Zara Saad and operates on a rolling basis for new contributors and volunteers
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If you want to write a legal-focused blog, please download and email a completed application form found on our webpage. If you want to be a remote volunteer, please email us your CV and short cover letter. Our email is info@spill-the-tea.co.uk


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Role Description
Remote-based volunteers and legal blog writers at Spill The Tea☕ contribute legal articles, opinion pieces, and career-focused content for publication on the platform and in newsletters.
Please check our website for various volunteering and blog writing opportunities before submitting applications: https://www.spill-the-tea.co.uk/
Qualifications
- Strong Writing and Web Content Writing skills for blog applicants, with the ability to communicate legal concepts clearly and accessibly.
- Research abilities to source reliable legal materials, cases, and commentary to support blog content.
- Experience or interest in Blogger-style platforms and digital publishing workflows.
- Basic Marketing awareness to help promote content and engage a Gen-Z audience.
- Interest in law, legal studies, or related fields; current students, recent graduates, and early-career professionals are encouraged to apply.
- Attention to detail, good time management, and the ability to meet agreed deadlines on a volunteer basis.
- Comfort working collaboratively with a small team and receiving editorial feedback.
- Prior legal study or professional legal experience is beneficial but not required.
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