Legal Cashier Training

Working for a law firm does not necessarily have to be in capacity as a lawyer. Indeed like any other businesses, law firms have finance and other departments that are integral to the management of the firm. Legal finance professionals are no exception and their role is very important in managing the financial needs of a law firm. To become a legal cashier you are required to undertake related training to ensure compliance with SRA Accounts Rules. So what training do you require to get started? Today we will be looking at the training required, cost for this training, training providers, career development options and likely salary ranges.

Training Requirements
Given the important function of a legal cashier in a law firm and the legal sector being a heavily regulated one, its hardly surprising specific training is required before a role in this capacity is taken up. The following are some core training courses:

Career Development Options
As you gain more experience as a legal cashier you could progress to become a more senior member staff and manage other cashiers or even a financial controller. One of the more attractive option available to progress would to become a practice manager although you may be required to be partly or fully qualified accountant.

Do I need a Degree?
No, you are not required to have a university degree to become a legal finance professional but firms will expect you to have GSCE’s in English and Maths and office administration experience will help as well.

As always we welcome any comments or experiences you had perhaps with the route to becoming a legal cashier. Feel free to share the article with anyone who may find it helpful.

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