Hi, I’m Shamona, final year law student at the University of Manchester and a future trainee solicitor at an international law firm in London. At university, I have been the careers officer of the law society and student representative of the law school, and a regular mentor for future law students.

I understand how daunting and ambiguous the LNAT can be, being such a unique exam with little prep material available. When I first started preparing, I didn’t know where to start! Over time, I have developed a formulated approach to breaking down different sections, analysing questions and quickly identifying the correct answer. I have successfully tutored over 15 students to achieve high LNAT scores through a foolproof approach that uses multiple tips and tricks.

I am friendly, responsible and calm. I want to use my experience to help you reach your full potential and do achieve your dream LNAT score!

Hi all!

My name is Jemine Barrow and I’m a Final Year Law Student at the University of Oxford, specifically reading at St Peter’s College. I’m originally from Nigeria, but I have lived and studied in England since 2015.

I got 11A*s and an A at GCSEs and A*AB (Economics, History and English Literature) in my A-Level exams.

I’m also currently a Future Trainee Solicitor. I have accepted a Training Contract from a Top US Law Firm, and I am set to start working with the firm following my graduation from Oxford next year.

The university admissions process can be very difficult, and I am glad that I was able to get through it with great results. I achieved a score of 30/42 in my LNAT, which was 7 marks above the national average, and I got 5/5 offers from the universities that I applied to. I believe that my success in this area will enable me to carefully guide and prepare current applicants towards successful outcomes in this challenging process.

My key strengths are that I am a very driven and focused person. Therefore, I can assure you that I will be highly determined in the course of working with students, and will work extremely hard to ensure that the goals of the students I work with are achieved.

Also, I regard myself as being very personable and having strong interpersonal skills. Resultantly, I am certain that I will be able to communicate effectively with students and put them on the right track to excel in their LNAT, and in Oxbridge interviews.

Additionally, I have strong time-management skills, which have been refined by me previously holding several positions of responsibility whilst balancing my very demanding Oxford degree. Accordingly, I will be able to prioritise tutoring students along with my academic commitments.

I look forward to working with you all soon!

Hi!

I’m a student at Oxford University, and just finished my first year reading Law. I’ve been tutoring students for almost a year now, and have loved every session. I’m always dedicated to my tutoring not because I’m forced to be, but because I genuinely enjoy watching my students grow over the weeks, get those 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. Whilst I may be studying law today, just a year ago Maths was by far my best (and favourite) subject, so I’m more than happy teaching any of the subjects listed!