SUMMARY:
JUNIOR CONVEYANCING SECRETARY
ð HATFIELD, PRETORIA
ð° R10 000 – R14 000 PER MONTH
A well-established law firm situated in Hatfield, Pretoria, is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Junior Conveyancing Secretary to join their team.
The ideal candidate should have at least 2 years' experience in conveyancing, specifically dealing with trusts and bonds, and must be eager to grow their career within a professional legal environment.
POSITION INFO:
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Matric certificate. Minimum 2 years' experience as a Conveyancing Secretary working with ABSA, FNB and STANDARD BANK Practical experience in bond registrations and trust-related matters. Knowledge of the conveyancing process and relevant legal documentation. Familiarity with the Deeds Office procedures. Experience liaising with banks, clients, attorneys and financial institutions. Good computer skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Excellent administrative and organisational skills. Strong attention to detail and accuracy. Good written and verbal communication skills. Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines. A professional attitude with a willingness to learn and take initiative. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Assisting with the preparation and processing of bond registration matters. Attending to trust-related administrative duties. Preparing and managing conveyancing documentation. Following up with banks, clients and relevant stakeholders. Maintaining accurate client files and records. Monitoring deadlines and ensuring matters progress efficiently. Providing general administrative support to the conveyancing department. SALARY: R10 000 - R14 000 per month, depending on experience. Consultant: Tanya Visagie - Dante Personnel Centurion Apply via our website /> Apply directly on the link below: /> If you do not hear from us within 5 days, please accept that your application was unsuccessful
You'll apply on Dante Personnel's own site before 3 December 2026. Put your most relevant experience at the top of your CV first.
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