Here are a few of the most common questions we get asked about joining us.
Do you offer volunteer work?
Unfortunately we are not able to offer volunteer work due to the nature of the cases we undertake.
Do you have to have a legal background to become a Caseworker?
No. Please see the
training section for details on the training offered for our Caseworkers.
Do you accept speculative CVs?
What is the induction process?
All new casework employees attend a structured three week
Induction Training Course. The RLC legal experts deliver this training and provide support to employees during this period.
Do you offer training?
Yes. Our training programme for Caseworkers is regarded as being amongst the best in the industry. Please see the
training section for more details.
What is involved in the recruitment process? How long does it normally take?
The recruitment process differs depending on the role you are applying for. Once you have submitted your completed application to us, a short-listing process will take place.
For example, when applying for a Caseworker position, if successful, you'll be invited to an initial testing session which involves an oral advocacy assessment and a draft written excercise. The final stage involves an interview with our recruitment panel. This process normally takes eight weeks from receipt of your application.
If you do not hear anything within 28 days after submitting your application, please assume that you have been unsuccessful on this occasion.
During my search, I haven't found a suitable role. What shall I do now?
If there are no jobs currently advertised that suit your qualifications or background, please check back soon or complete our
Expression of Interest form.
Do I need a work permit at the RLC?
For all positions, you need the right to live and work in the UK. Please refer to the
Border & Immigration Agency for full details on all matters relating to immigration, permission to stay, work permits, citizenship, and asylum.
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