Advocates’ clerks organise the administration and workload for groups or ‘stables’ of advocates (similar to barristers in England and Wales). The duties an advocates’ clerk depend on their level of experience. The work can involve: taking books and papers to and from court filing, photocopying and dealing with letters and phone calls dealing with accounts and invoices, and collecting [...]
Adult education organisers, also known as community education organisers aim to ensure that all members of their community have access to part-time and evening educational activities and are aware of the opportunities that are available. This includes: courses leading to nationally recognised qualifications such as GCSEs and A levels (in Scotland, S grades and H grades) leisure interest [...]
Accounts clerks keep accurate financial records and help to prepare accounts in all types of business. They may also be known as finance clerks or bookkeepers. Typical duties include balancing accounts (double entry book-keeping) processing sales invoices, receipts and payments preparing statements showing income and expenditure completing VAT returns checking that accounts are accurate preparing wages and processing [...]
Accounting technicians keep accurate financial accounts for all types of business. Most accounting technicians also help qualified accountants by preparing and analysing financial information. Typical duties include: processing and paying invoices recording receipts and payments preparing and checking ledger balances and other monthly and yearly accounts completing and submitting tax returns monitoring company expenses using [...]
