QED LAW TUTORS:
TUITION BY EXPERIENCED LECTURERS AND EXAMINERS
Why choose QED Law tutors?
1. Academic expertise: The academic background of the QED Law private law tutors – their expertise and their knowledge of LLB and GDL / CPE courses and examinations – is second to none. The team has many years’ experience as lecturers and examiners on LLB and GDL / CPE programmes at UK Universities (and colleges including the College of Law and BPP). They are all subject specialists and a number are authors of text books for law students. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT QED LAW PRIVATE TUTORS.
2. All our law tutors are experienced examiners. The QED Law tutors experience of marking LLB and GDL / CPE examinations of UK universities and colleges sets them apart from other private law tutors. Having marked literally thousands of university law exam papers over many years they are ideally placed to advise you on what examiners are looking for and how to structure your answers and present your knowledge to gain the best possible marks.
Private tuition – subjects offered: For a list of subjects offered please click here
Location: Private one to one tuition takes place at the lecturer’s office or other mutually convenient location in central London.
Law tutorials by phone or Skype. If you cannot come to London for tuition we offer telephone tutorials. And, if you use Skype there are no telephone call charges.
Information: For more information about QED Law please click here
Fees: For information about private tuition fees please click here
Law resit examinations. If you have failed your end of year examinations please get in touch as soon as possible so that our law tutors can help you prepare for your resit exams.
ILEX students: In addition to their LLB and GDL / CPE expertise most QED Law tutors have experience as teachers on ILEX courses. If you require private tuition please contact us
QED Law is an established provider of LLB and GDL / CPE revision courses:
The QED Law team has, since 2004, provided revision seminars. They take place annually at University College London. There is a choice of dates in April and May. The seminars are open to all students on LLB and GDL / CPE courses and are extremely popular. For more information please click here
To read testimonials from students who have attended the seminars please click here.
Law firms should be better equipped to take more post grad law students on to their Trainee Contractships. My daughter has worked so hard to achieve her 2.1 law degree yet l(ike many of her friends ) cannot secure a TC. It is disheartening for her and as a parent i feel utterly useless in the offering of good advice. Despite not coming from an affulent background i have encouraged and supported her continually and will support her financially in obtaining her LPC , ( due to my continual of saving religiously over the past four yrs), working full time and regular overtime in my nursing duties to secure monies for her working future. I now feel despondent too not just because she is my daughter who wants to achieve but because i know she is so passionate about a carreeer in law and has been since the age of 13! Here is a young adult who will work tirelessly if only given the chance. She would be a benifit to any law firm as her ethos is always to strive to be the best… so why are law firms not giving these youmng people a chance ?? a truely disheartened parent . I felt i had to express my concerns somewhere !