Judicial Service Commission Announces 100 Court Clerk/Interpreter Positions

AfriCareers

29 August 2024

5 min read

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is pleased to announce the recruitment of 100 Court Clerks/Interpreters, offering a unique opportunity for individuals passionate about the legal field to contribute to the justice system in Uganda. This extensive recruitment drive reflects the Commission's commitment to enhancing the efficiency and accessibility of the judicial process across the country.

Judicial Service Commission Announces 100 Court Clerk/Interpreter Positions

As a Court Clerk/Interpreter, the successful candidates will play a crucial role in the day-to-day operations of the courts. Reporting directly to their immediate supervisors, the selected individuals will be responsible for the following:

Registering Cases: Ensuring that all legal cases are properly documented and recorded within the court's systems.
Opening Case Files: Creating and maintaining accurate and organized case files for each registered case.
Interpreting Court Proceedings: Providing interpretation services during court sessions, ensuring that all parties fully understand the proceedings.
Maintaining and Updating Case Files: Regularly updating case files with the latest developments, ensuring that all information is current and easily accessible.
Performing Additional Duties: Undertaking any other tasks as assigned by the supervisor, contributing to the overall efficiency of the court.

Minimum Qualifications

Applicants must meet the following criteria to be considered for these positions:

Educational Requirements: Ugandans holding a Diploma in Law from an accredited university or institution are eligible to apply.
Digital Skills: Candidates must possess demonstrable digital skills, which are essential for managing modern court systems and processes.

How to Apply

If you meet the qualifications and are interested in becoming a part of Uganda's judicial system, here’s how you can apply:

Submit Your Application Online: Applications should be submitted online as a single PDF document. The Judicial Service Commission Form No.2 of 2024, which is required for the application, can be accessed at Judicial Service Commission
Attach Required Documents: Your application must include a completed form, a copy of your National ID, a passport-size photograph, and certified copies of your O'level, A'level, and Diploma in Law certificates and transcripts.
Deadline: Ensure your application is submitted by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, 6th September 2024. Late submissions will not be considered.

Important Terms and Conditions

No Higher Qualifications: Applicants with higher academic qualifications than those specified will not be considered.
Single PDF Document: All required documents should be submitted as a single PDF file.
No Canvassing: Applicants should refrain from contacting any member or staff of the Commission, as this will result in automatic disqualification.
Free Application Process: The application process is free of charge. Do not pay anyone for services related to this recruitment.
Aptitude Test: Shortlisted candidates will be required to undertake an aptitude test as part of the selection process.
No Response: If you do not receive any communication from the Commission, please consider your application unsuccessful.

This is a fantastic opportunity for those with a Diploma in Law to enter the judicial sector and contribute to the legal process in Uganda. The Judicial Service Commission is looking for dedicated individuals who are ready to take on the responsibilities of a Court Clerk/Interpreter, ensuring that justice is served efficiently and effectively. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this significant recruitment drive—apply now and take the first step towards a rewarding career in law.

For any complaints or clarifications regarding this recruitment, please contact the Permanent Secretary/Secretary, Judicial Service Commission via email at recruitment2024@isc.co.ug.

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