Hello prospective student and parents. My name is Dimitar Mitkov. I am currently a second-year Law student at LSE. I am currently offering to teach several GCSE, A-Level Subjects as well as tutoring support for University level Law.

Additionally, I have achieved a high score at the LNAT and received offers from Cambridge, LSE and KCL to study Law so I have an insight into the admission procedures and can help accordingly with preparing students for the interview and how to tackle some of the tricky questions of the LNAT. I am also able to assist with personal statement support in helping students formulate their reasons for student law and give them a taster of what a university-level law course is like.

I also have completed several internships and experiences with Law firms so I am able to further assist in giving advice on what commercial law firms look for in their applicants.

Hello! My name is Eva and I am a Law graduate from the University of Cambridge. I have been tutoring for over 4 years and have helped many students get the grades that they want through personalised feedback and personal support. My students have ranged from primary school students to sixth-formers about to sit their A-Levels. I got 8 A*s and 2 As for GCSEs, 3 A*s for A-Levels (and A* in EPQ) and got full marks in my interview at Cambridge. I also got a score of 30 for my LNAT. I use my knowledge to push my students to achieve their best and I am passionate about getting you to where you want to be. I have helped over 15 students get into Oxbridge since I have been tutoring and all of them have benefited from my personal statement support as well as my mock interviews. Having completed 3 years of Law, I have an excellent eye for detail and a lot of skills that you as my student can take advantage of. As a tutor, I am an open book and always here to help and answer your questions!

I am a second year Law student studying Scots Law and English Law at the University of Aberdeen. For my A Levels I studied English, Film Studies and Philosophy and Ethics. I chose to study law because I was interested in the way in which law governs society and the way in which different generations, cultural shifts and changing ideologies affect the law. I think its important to understand the rules and regulations that we are bound by because understanding allows people to gain perspective and I believe gaining perspective is a uniquely human experience. To balance my academic commitments I do a lot of creative arts. I have worked as an event decorator, I write music, I am part of my university’s drama society and love to watch films. If its your typical creative kinda thing.. I’m there.