Burness Paull
Location
Scotland, EH3 9WJ
Deadline
5 October 2026
Type
apprenticeship
Burness Paull is a top tier commercial law firm supporting clients across Scotland, the UK and internationally. We are a full-service, independent firm focused on employing and working with the best people to deliver a consistently high-quality service to clients. Responsibilities: Act as the first point of contact for all visitors, providing a professional meet-and-greet service and promptly notifying Burness Paull colleagues of their arrival through Microsoft Teams, Outlook, or other agreed communication channels. Manage all reception communications through the shared Outlook mailbox, ensuring enquiries are monitored, prioritised, actioned, and escalated appropriately whilst maintaining high service standards. Become a systems expert in Kura Engage, managing room reservations, catering requests, visitor requirements, room layouts, technology requirements, and meeting room schedules. Utilise collaborative technology such as Microsoft Teams to liaise with internal stakeholders, Facilities, IT, Catering, and external suppliers, ensuring seamless coordination of meetings, events, and workplace services. Utilise Emburse to process stock purchases, purchase orders, invoice administration, expense management, supplier transactions, and stock replenishment activities. Organise business travel and accommodation using the Reid & McKay travel management system, ensuring compliance with travel policies and supporting itinerary amendments, cancellations, and delay repay claims. Support meetings, events, and corporate functions by coordinating supplier activities, room setup, catering, hospitality services, attendee arrivals, and food and beverage requirements. Monitor workplace facilities, including kitchens, serveries, and breakout areas, ensuring stock levels, cleanliness, health & safety, data protection, and company service standards are maintained at all times. Desirable skills: Good communication skills. Proactive can do attitude. Ability to work to own initiative and as
Entry Requirements
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Location
Scotland, EH3 9WJ
Deadline
5 October 2026
Type
apprenticeship
Burness Paull is a top tier commercial law firm supporting clients across Scotland, the UK and internationally. We are a full-service, independent firm focused on employing and working with the best people to deliver a consistently high-quality service to clients. Responsibilities: Act as the first point of contact for all visitors, providing a professional meet-and-greet service and promptly notifying Burness Paull colleagues of their arrival through Microsoft Teams, Outlook, or other agreed communication channels. Manage all reception communications through the shared Outlook mailbox, ensuring enquiries are monitored, prioritised, actioned, and escalated appropriately whilst maintaining high service standards. Become a systems expert in Kura Engage, managing room reservations, catering requests, visitor requirements, room layouts, technology requirements, and meeting room schedules. Utilise collaborative technology such as Microsoft Teams to liaise with internal stakeholders, Facilities, IT, Catering, and external suppliers, ensuring seamless coordination of meetings, events, and workplace services. Utilise Emburse to process stock purchases, purchase orders, invoice administration, expense management, supplier transactions, and stock replenishment activities. Organise business travel and accommodation using the Reid & McKay travel management system, ensuring compliance with travel policies and supporting itinerary amendments, cancellations, and delay repay claims. Support meetings, events, and corporate functions by coordinating supplier activities, room setup, catering, hospitality services, attendee arrivals, and food and beverage requirements. Monitor workplace facilities, including kitchens, serveries, and breakout areas, ensuring stock levels, cleanliness, health & safety, data protection, and company service standards are maintained at all times. Desirable skills: Good communication skills. Proactive can do attitude. Ability to work to own initiative and as
Entry Requirements
Not published for this listing
The employer hasn't published structured entry requirements through this listing. Check their application page for GCSEs, A-Levels, or any other entry criteria.
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Use the AI Coach to ask follow-up questions about the employer, selection process, and what to prepare next.