Craig Batchelor

Background

About Craig Batchelor

I have over 15 years of experience working in Legal Administration and Legal Management roles within both Federal and State Government. I am a highly motivated, result driven individual with the ability to demonstrate an extensive background in the legal sector of Federal and State Government Agencies, specifically within fraud investigations and Family Law. I am reliable, trustworthy and able to communicate at various levels. I am conscientious, compassionate and passionate about helping our clients particularly those who are disadvantaged or come from culturally diverse backgrounds. I also hold a strong background in investigating matters relating to Fraud, Family Law, and Care and Protection through case management. QUALIFICATIONS UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN SYDNEY ​ – 2004 Bachelor of Laws Practical Legal Training Legal Aid NSW​​2005 CANBERRA INSTITUTUE OF TECHNOLOGY​2020 Certificate IV Government Investigations AWARDS • January 2001 and 2011 - Young Australian of the Year for my extensive dedication and work for Charity raising over • March 2018 - NSW State Office AEC Innovation Contest – Winner KEY PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL STRENGTHS • Positively change to accommodate changing priorities with high initiative; • Highly Organised with excellent analytical and problem solving skills; • Effective people management skills with a positive disposition and can do attitude; • Effective communication skills and interpersonal skills; • Represent the organisation honestly and ethically to external stakeholders and colleagues. • Strong Client Service skills; • Advanced computer and technology skills including Microsoft Office, AVAYA, Avaya dialling system, Oracle, Chase Data, Sales Executive, Bright Pattern, workforce management Cases, Trim, Kiosk, ATLAS, SAP, Finance, Leap, LEAP Accounting, Lawdocs, Lexus Nexus, Austlii, community services resource centre and AVL; • Flexible and responsive to change in the workplace; • Excellent adaptability to change with new systems or procedures; • Knowledge of The Family Law Act 1975 and The Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act 1998; • Knowledge of the Crimes Act 1914; • Knowledge of The Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918; and • Knowledge of the Electoral Integrity Framework