Opportunity for Senior Law Students: Office Administrator Role in Cambridge


Opportunity for Senior Law Students: Office Administrator Role in Cambridge

Te Piringa Events is pleased to share a great opportunity for third- and fourth-year law students looking to gain practical experience alongside their studies.

About the Role

Victoria Whitfield, a Barrister based in Cambridge, is currently seeking an Office Administrator to support her chambers. This role offers flexible working hours, making it well-suited to students balancing coursework and professional development.

The position would be particularly valuable for students with an interest in civil litigation, providing insight into day-to-day barristers’ practice and exposure to real legal work in a professional environment.

Why This Role Is Worth Considering

  • Ideal for final-year or penultimate-year law students

  • Flexible hours to fit around university commitments

  • Hands-on exposure to a civil litigation practice

  • Opportunity to build professional skills and legal workplace experience

How to Apply or Find Out More

Students who are interested or would like more information are encouraged to get in touch directly.

Victoria Whitfield – Barrister
📞 Phone: 07 974 1777
📱 Mobile: 021 679 045
📬 Address: PO Box 724, Cambridge 3450
🌐 Website: www.victoriawhitfield.co.nz

If you’re a senior law student looking to complement your studies with meaningful legal experience, this is an opportunity worth exploring. 

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