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Legal Bursary
If you’re a high achiever embarking on a law degree then we want to hear from you.
The Voisin Bursary has been launched to offer students a chance of a lifetime. Offering financial support and work experience, the bursary will be invaluable to any high achieving school-leaver looking to embark on a career in law.
If you would like further information on this bursary scheme, please contact Emma Stewart, our Head of Human Resources, to apply for the bursary.
Working at Voisin
Voisin has amongst its staff not only Jersey qualified advocates and solicitors but also English qualified barristers and solicitors, lawyers qualified in other jurisdictions, law graduates, non-law graduates and many other individuals who are able to work as a team in order to provide the professional service that our clients have come to expect.
We are committed, as a firm, to not just this generation, but to future generations of staff and clients. We are committed to investment in people and technology, as well as to providing a modern, dynamic and rewarding environment in which to work. We are committed to you. Whether you are a qualified lawyer looking for a challenging and rewarding new position, a graduate looking for financial assistance and employment following your qualification or just looking for some experience during your holidays of what it is like to work in a lawyers office, please contact us and we would be happy to discuss what opportunities may be available to you.
For information about specific employment opportunities in Voisin please see our current vacancies but, even if a particular position is not posted, still contact us as we are always available to discuss potential employment opportunities.
For further information on any aspect of working in Voisin contact Emma Stewart, our Head of Human Resources.
Working in Jersey
Jersey’s finance centre offers professionals who are employed in it an opportunity to work on leading edge transactions in an environment that is far more relaxed than the City of London.
The Island offers its residents a great quality of life. Within its 42 sq. miles, you will find a wonderful variety of scenery, from the sandy beaches of the south coast to the rugged cliff-line of the north coast, from the farmland of the centre of the Island to the wooded valleys. There are opportunities to participate in a great diversity of sports and other leisure pursuits. The Island’s main town, St. Helier, offers good shopping and a variety of places of entertainment. The Island boasts many outstanding restaurants with a great range of cuisine.
Jersey is a superb place for young families to live. The Island’s schools follow a similar curriculum to schools in England and provide high standards of education, achieving excellent results for students at GCSE and ‘A’ Levels. Health care provision in Jersey is also of the highest standards. The crime rate on the Island is low making it a very safe environment for young people.
Unemployment in Jersey has been all but non-existent for many years. People working in the Island’s finance centre are generally paid exceptionally well in comparison to similar jobs in England and the rest of Europe; coupled with the flat rate of income tax of 20%, no capital gains or similar taxes and no VAT, this allows people resident in the Island to enjoy a high standard of living.
British Citizens and nationals of a Member State of the European Economic Area (EEA) do not need work permits in Jersey.
More information on Jersey and living and working here can be found at:
States of Jersey web site
Jersey Tourism web site
Jersey Citizens Advice Bureau web site
For further information about any aspect of working in Voisin or Volaw please contact Emma Stewart, our Head of Human Resources.