An Interview with ILSPA Student Vicky Cons
Vicky Cons was working as a full-time Team Manager at Tesco when she decided to take the plunge and begin her studies to become a Legal Secretary. Little did she know that soon after starting her studies the world would go into lockdown. Clearly not one to be deterred, Vicky continued to work full time as a key worker throughout the pandemic. She completed ILSPA’s Legal Secretaries Diploma with a distinction and secured her first Legal Secretary role while still waiting for her results.

Here is a selection of vacancies from our Legal Secretary Jobs Board this month:
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Here is a selection of vacancies from our Legal Secretary Jobs Board this month:
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