Presenting Officer – Appeals, Litigation And Administrative Review

This role is an opportunity to do hands-on work that comes with skill development and a sense of purpose.
You'll gain significant courtroom experience and experience of reviewing complex decisions to ensure they are sustainable.
Working in an engaging, dynamic and fast-paced environment, you'll prepare and present cases in the First-tier Immigration Tribunal.
You'll also undertake a review of complex immigration decisions and responses to legal representations.
You'll be given a lot of responsibility from the start.
This will help you gain valuable experience in public service and immigration law, and a unique perspective on legal processes.
The wide variety of cases will make your role intellectually stimulating and challenging.
Representing the Home Office as an advocate in court, you will contribute to national immigration policy – helping to keep UK citizens safe and secure.
After joining, you'll take part in a comprehensive foundation programme that typically lasts around 12 weeks.This programme provides a solid base of knowledge across multiple areas of immigration law, as well as how to operate effectively in the Tribunal.
On top of this, a mentor will support you throughout, and you'll receive consolidation training alongside other continued learning.
All of this will give you the right support and environment in which to increase your knowledge and skills in how to review, prepare and present Immigration Appeals.
Working pattern: Flexible working, Full-time, Part-time.
On average, you'll spend three days in court, and two days in the office or at home.
While some appeal hearings are remote, listing arrangements aren't controlled by the Home Office.