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Learn more about what Registrar’s do to support the NSW Justice system.
“There's lots of room to develop your skills and move into other areas. When I started as young as I did, it certainly formed me into the person that I am now and I've gained a lot of confidence and a lot of life skills.”
- James, Registrar
The role of a Registrar is to supervise a team to meet statutory and administrative obligations and deliver high-quality and professional services to clients.
The role of a Registrar or Deputy Registrar in a court registry is to supervise a small team and effectively allocate resources to meet the department’s requirements.
The necessary experience and qualities considered for the role include a current drivers license and willingness to travel, including overnight stays.
Pre-employment checks are a critical part of the Courts recruitment process and include a national criminal history record check (for external candidates), and other reference and conduct checks.
Working a 35-hour week, Monday to Friday provides Registrars the flexibility to thrive at work, at home and in the community.
26 Jun 2024