PROPERTY PARALEGAL | LAW STUDENT

Sydney CBD | Part-time | 2–3 days per week

Are you a first or second-year law student looking to get a head start on your legal career?

Kanji & Co is a boutique law firm looking for a bright, motivated law student to join our Property team on a part-time basis.

You don't need previous legal or property experience – we'll train you.

What you'll get exposure to

Working closely with the Head of Property, you'll gain practical experience across commercial property matters, including:

• property acquisitions and disposals;

• commercial leasing;

• due diligence;

• drafting and reviewing transaction documents;

• legal research;

• developments;

• liaising with clients, solicitors, agents and other stakeholders.

You'll gain experience across different stages of a property transaction and develop practical legal skills alongside your university studies.

Requirements

Who we're looking for

We're particularly interested in first or second-year law students who:

• have a strong academic record;

• are bright, curious and keen to learn;

• have excellent attention to detail;

• can think critically and solve problems;

• are organised and able to balance university, work and other commitments;

• communicate confidently and professionally;

• are well-rounded and enjoy being part of a team.

Previous legal experience is not required. We're much more interested in your potential, attitude and willingness to learn.

Why Kanji & Co?

Kanji & Co offers something a little different from a traditional law firm.

We're a boutique law firm working with clients across industries including building products, mining, healthcare, IT and property development. You'll experience varied and interesting legal work without the traditional billable-hours environment.

You'll join a friendly, supportive team with lawyers who genuinely want to develop junior talent.

The details

Location: Sydney CBD

Hours: Approximately 16 hours / 2–3 days per week

Work arrangement: Office based

Flexibility: We understand you're studying and will work around university timetables and exam periods.