I have just graduated from the University of Oxford. I have been tutoring for four years. I am a Scholar and have 4 A* at A Level and 10 A* at GCSE. I hold job offers from Magic Circle Law Firms and top Barrister Chambers. I would love to help you prepare yourself for Oxbridge applications and interviews, and reach top grades at GSCE and A-Level.

I can support you in tailoring your application to Oxbridge, ensuring flow and personality in your personal statement, and focussing on your individual strengths and abilities. We can write the statement together or edit the first draft to reach the final product that you are happy to send off.

I have written 500 LNAT style questions and film video LNAT tutorials for Law Mind UK, I have plenty of tips and tricks to get you up to speed on the LNAT exam.

At GCSE and A-Level, I can help you consolidate the basics and extend yourself to trickier topics and questions. I can help you memorise content and understanding the course more deeply so that revision comes more naturally and the exams go smoothly.

Hi!

I’m a graduate from the University of Oxford now, having just completed my undergraduate course in Law. I’ve been tutoring students for almost two years, and have loved every session, genuinely enjoying watching my students grow over the weeks, get lightbulb moments, and flourish in exams.

I understand that applying to top universities can be quite a daunting process, just as it was for me. Through tutoring, I hope not only to improve the academic ability of my students, but also to improve their confidence so no option seems unreachable.

I’ve studied Maths, Sciences and Social Sciences all at varying levels, and so my background and areas of teaching are quite varied. I now hold an offer to study the BCL at Oxford, their general graduate law degree, and so would be happy to assist using the experience and expertise I’ve developed over the years.

Hi! I’m Ailsa, a 2nd year law student at the University of Glasgow. I look forward to helping you through your application to law school, so feel free to ask questions the process. I remember how daunting the LNAT can be but i promise that with hard work and targeted help, you can achieve a fantastic score! I’m also happy to give some insights into studying law, as well extra help with essay based subjects (English and Modern Studies.)

The LNAT is a challenging test and unlike anything you may have experienced before, but don’t let this worry you! The best way to prepare is really just practise, practise, practise. Once you can see your strengths and weaknesses, target those difficult areas and make sure you try some full length tests under timed conditions. I would also recommend reading some additional non-fiction articles and thinking about the main themes/arguments to get used to the types of passages you will be faced with.