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LLB
and GDL / CPE REVISION April and May 2012
The next QED LAW revision seminars for LLB and GDL / CPE students
take place in April and May 2012 at University College London.
For
more information - click here
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| I
found the Trusts evision session to be very helpful
Anna Griffiths Johnson, GDL, BPP |
| The
Tort lecturer was excellent. Charles,
GDL, College of Law |
| The
Public Law seminar teacher was excellent. I have already recommended
the seminars to other GDL students at Westminster." Sophie
Cole, GDL, University of Westminster |
I
really enjoyed the Criminal Law revision session It cleared
up some areas that had been a bit confusing, especially dishonesty.
I also really liked the extra analysis that put everything
into context.
The Land Law session was so valuable in pulling everything
together. I had found Land Law really hard to grasp when it
came to mock exams because it seemed so bitty. The chart was
especially useful.
Equity and Trusts was equally useful. I found the clarity
of the delivery really helpful. Thanks so much. The seminars
have really kicked off my revision well. Karin
Blackwell, GDL, College of Law |
| The
Criminal Law and Equity lectures were incredibly useful. The
slides in Criminal law have proven invaluable in revision
and the Equity lecture made me feel much more comfortable
about a very intimidating subject. Wassim
Al-Adel, GDL, City University |
| I
attended both the Tort and Contract Law revision seminars
and found them extremely good. Ashley
Wong, GDL, College of Law |
| I
highly recommend QED. Matthew Rogers,
GDL, BPP Law School |
| Land
Law was extremely helpful. The lecturer set Land Law in context,
His approach was flawlessly methodical and he approached it
from the perspective of someone sitting a Land exam rather
than someone learning the theory of Land Law. Excellent excellent
session. Rajesh Vora, GDL, Nottingham
Law School |
Land
Law: The tutor, was engaging, and turned what I thought was
an uninteresting subject into really informative sessions,
and the materials produced as part of the session, especially
the Revision table he gave were really useful. If he was teaching
Land Law at my establishment, I would have enjoyed it immensely.
He made the learning very relevant and I will certainly go
away and apply what I have learnt. I will certainly recommend
the course to other friends of mine, particularly those who,
like me, struggled with Land law.
Criminal Law: I really thought the Criminal Law session was
absolutely brilliant! It explained the concepts of law in
such a user friendly way that was easier to understand to
what I am currently getting on my course. I was very inspired!
I could not help thinking that if my sessions had been of
this quality on the GDL, I would have enjoyed enjoyed the
modules far better than I did. The course materials produced
and the class notes were of a really high standard. I will
be more than happy to recommend the course to other students.
Tort: Tracy Aquino is another superb lecturer. I was totally
engaged by her style of teaching, It made Tort law a lot more
palatable and interesting . No student question was too trivial.
The materials produced and her willingness to be contacted
by email was just fabulous service. She certainly inspired
us to want to learn more, and to approach Tort with more confidence.
Great session, the time went really quickly. I was amazed
that so much could be packed into so little time!
I would like to commend both you and your excellent team of
tutors. I have learnt so much in such a short space of time.
Angela Willis, GDL, University of Birmingham |
| I
found the Contract revision lesson invaluable. Ann Street
was friendly and gave students concise and easy manageable
chunks of the syllabus to use as a tool to revise. The Tort
Lecture was in depth and the tutor clearly had a passion for
her subject. It was great and worth every penny. I would definitely
recommend QED Law Revision. Lisa Lloyd,
GDL, College of Law |
| I
recently attended QED revision seminars in Land, Tort, Contract
and Criminal Law. I found all the seminars very helpful. I
am studying for the GDL by distance learning. The course I
am on is excellent, but face-to-face teaching is necessarily
limited. I found it useful at the QED seminars to be able
to examine the major topics in the various areas of law in
one long session. This made it easier to identify underlying
themes across the different elements of each subject and to
get a clear picture of the subject as a whole. The standard
of teaching in the seminars was excellent. Many thanks to
QED for providing the seminars. I shall recommend them to
the otherstudents on my course and I shall be back next year
for the EU, Public and Trusts seminars! Sarah
King, GDL, DMU |
| I
thought the Criminal Law session was brilliant. If BPP had
taught all year the way you did, I would not have been as
worried about the exam as I was before the seminar. I appreciated
the way you used a range of approaches to demonstrate your
points. I also very much appreciated the emphasis you put
on answering problem questions. My only regret was not finding
out about QED Law sooner. Matt Green,
GDL, BPP Law School |
| Tort,
Contract and Public: I found the courses I attended on the
whole very helpful indeed. Im sure I will be coming back next
year for other courses. Michael, GDL,
College of Law |
Contract:
I just wanted to send a quick note to say that the Contract
law seminar that I attending on Sunday was brilliant. Anne
is AMAZING. She has so much knowledge and the way she delivered
the seminar was brilliant. I really really enjoyed attending
it and have taken a lot away from it. The powerpoint slides,
the way the questions were answered, the step by step structure
and all the little exam tips were extremely useful. Thank
you for arranging these seminars, you are doing a brilliant
job.
Land
Law: I found the Land Law seminar extremely useful. Land Law
is my least favourite subject on the GDL so I have been very
nervous about this exam. The seminar really helped me to gain
a better understanding of the subject and gave me good insight
into the topical areas required to answer questions in the
exam. The lecturer's method of teaching was very good. He
used a table at the beginning of the seminar which formed
the basis of answering any type of question in a land law
exam - just what i needed to help understand the basic concepts
of land law and give me more confidence for the exam.
Trusts:
I found the Trusts seminar very helpful. The information provided
and the structure of the whole seminar was extremely useful.
I gained a lot of knowledge from the seminar and would recommend
it to any student st udying this subject. The lecturer is
extremely knowledgable and his delivery of the seminar was
very clear and easy to follow and understand.
Tort:
I thoroughly enjoyed attending the Tort seminar. I thought
that Tracey was brilliant. There was lots of information to
take in during this seminar but all the information given
was extremely helpful. I feel much more confident about applying
what I have learnt to exam questions and the seminar has helped
me to do this. Jaimina Savani, GDL,
College of Law |
| The
Land Law tutor was excellent! Geraldine
McGonigle, GDL, College of Law (2010) |
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LLB
and GDL / CPE REVISION April and May 2012
The next QED LAW revision seminars for LLB and GDL / CPE students
take place in April and May 2012 at University College London.
For
more information - click here
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The Tort seminar was very good. The lecturer framed the information
in a very accessible, clear way. Her diagrams and explanations
clarified things that have always been murky for me. She also
provided a methodical approach to answering tort problem questions,
which gives me a useful base from which to work on my own
revision. I also liked her method of note-taking during the
seminar, which ensures that the notes we receive correspond
exactly to the seminar. Dale H, GDL,
College of Law |
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Tort and Contract were fantastic. They were very well taught
and I learnt much from them. Covering the course in such a
short period is most useful an really helps to put things
into perspective. I have recommended them to my peers. Alastair
Drummond, GDL, College of Law |
| With
the help of Norman Baird and the QED Revision course I went
from a guaranteed fail to a comfortable pass in just five
days. All the tutors were polite, patient and extremely knowledgeable.
I would reccommend QED to any student at whatever level. Dominic
Haywood, GDL, College of Law |
| I
found the Land Law revision session extremely useful. Very
focused and well taught. It was very practical and put
a structure on the whole course and how everything related
to each other and gave me confidence to tackle the revision.
I would definitely recommend it. Public was also very useful
and interesting and again helped pull a few things together.
Fran Wild, GDL, College of Law |
| The
EU lecturer was very effective at sifting out the most important
facts and cases from a lot of information. He was very methodical
and thorough, and obviously very interested in his subject
which was reflected in the high teaching quality. Ingrid
Featherstone, GDL, Kingston University |
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the Contract and Tort revision sessions were absolutely marvllous
and very helpful. I would strongly recommend them to anyone
wanting either to give some structure and form to the knowledge
they already possess, or wanting help with revision. Andrea
Pocock, GDL City University |
| Thanks
so much, you gave very good advice on ways to approach Criminal
Law exams. Very useful thank you. The notes were very thorough
and helpful and good for consolidation. Ingrid
Featherstone, GDL, Kingston University |
| I
attended the Land Law revision lecture today and have to say
it was the most comprehensible 5 hours of law I have ever
sat through. What looked like an impenetrable subject was
broken down into a formula that can be used to answer all
manner of land law question. I am now looking forward to the
exam rather than fearing it! James Heron,
GDL, University of Westminster |
| I
attended the Law of Trusts, Tort and Land revision seminars
and found them excellent. I would recommend them to every
law student as they really give you confidence to tackle the
exams. Jennifer Lowe, GDL, Holborn College |
| Land
was all a blur to me before, however after the revision session
it all became clear. The lecture was fast paced, clear, precise
& well structured. Cramming a whole module into 5 hours
is not an easy task however the lecturer did a great job.
I feel much more confident about sitting the exam now than
I did before. Well worth it and would highly recommend this
session. Mandy Jutla, GDL, University
of Birmingham |
| Contract
was great - well structured and disciplined. Scenario, legal
terminology, followed by case authority. The lecturer was
able to cover all of the salient points in depth, discuss
exam technique and summarise, all within the time constraint
. I feel very confident sitting the contract exam. Mandy
Jutla, GDL, University of Birmingham |
| I
thought the way the QED days tackled the topics was very worthwhile;
Crime, Land Law and Tort in particular.Thanks for again for
a very informative and worthwhile set of revision weekends
over the last two weeks. Matt Green,
GDL, BPP Law School |
| I
found the Contract and Crime seminars to be highly informative
and a great way to consolidate everything. The exams feel
a lot less daunting now. NA, GDL, BPP |
| The Criminal Law seminar was a very helpful revision session and I will personally recommend it to the next year’s GDL students. In fact, your method of teaching is outstanding and the session exceeded my expectations. Clement Ehijiator, GDL, City University (2009) |
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LLB
and GDL / CPE REVISION April and May 2012
The next QED LAW revision seminars for LLB and GDL / CPE students
take place in April and May 2012 at University College London.
For
more information - click here
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I
found the Land Law Seminar an enormous help in consolidating
my revision. The lecturer gave us a great structure for
answering any sort of question. Rupali
Gill, GDL, College of Law |
I managed a respectable 60% in my Land Law paper and have
passed the GDL with Commendation. The revision seminar was
certainly worth attending (indeed, having seen my marks,
I wish I'd attended the Criminal Law one as well!). I signed
up for the revision course because I was not confident about
passing an exam in the subject. Where the revision course
helped is in putting Land Law itself into context and in
seeing how it all fits together. Afterwards I felt I knew
more about the subject as a whole than I had done before,
and that made me more confident going into the exam. Mark
Harris, GDL, London South Bank University
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I
found the Trusts seminar really helpful and the lecturer
was good at responding to any questions. It clarified areas
that I was having problems with and was very beneficial.
The accompanying lecture notes were really good and helped
point out some main judgements. I also found the Criminal
Law seminar really helpful. I understand most of the law
relating to this area but was having problems applying the
information. I found the seminar helped at a lot in this
area - in providing clarity in what we should be aiming
to do when answering problem questions. The handout accompanying
the lecture was similarly helpful. Gemma
Haley, GDL, BPP Law School, |
I
found all 5 of the QED seminars which I attended to be well
worth the time and money. It was also most useful to have
answers and other additional handouts sent after the seminars.
Anne Taylor, GDL, City University |
| The
Land Law session was extremely helpful. The lecturer presented
the information in a logical way and demonstrated a system
for properly addressing any Land Law question. AD,
GDL, City University |
I
found the seminars extremely interesting, particularly in
separating the wood from the trees. Many thanks. Annie
Simpson, GDL, UWE, |
I
found the Land Law seminar useful. It set out the main components
of Land Law in a logical fashion. Sarah
Bains, GDL, College of Law
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"The
Land seminar was excellent. Very well structured and thorough.
Contract was also excellent. I left feeling I had a very
good overview of the syllabus and how to go about tackling
my revision. EU was very informative. Previously this subject
was merely a mass of unconected facts and dates so I found
the contextual explanantions in particular useful and informative.
Anthony Evans Pughe, GDL, College
of Law |
The
Criminal Law revision seminar was spot on, loved it! Really
useful, I feel a lot more prepared for the exams now. Thanks!
Linda Hudson, GDL, BPP Law School |
I
want to say, I'm glad I had attended yesterday the Torts
and the Equity & Trusts revisions. I'm more confident
now that I may pass exams in my Uni. I wish they had a similar
approach in my Uni. Yulia Bolton GDL
Holborn College |
| "The Criminal Law course was excellent. The tutor taught us a very helpful strategy in answering questions. I actually think it's possible to pass now! Fingers crossed. Thanks, Claire Lim, GDL, BPP Law School |
| "Tort was Excellent. The tutor was thorough and her seminar was brilliantly structured. I came away understanding how to answer tort questions, and feel much more confident approaching my tort exam." Danielle Feely, GDL, College of Law |
| "Thank you very much for allowing me to attend the courses at such short notice. I found the teaching to be of the highest standard." Diane Thompson, GDL, College of Law, London |
| "The Contract revision session was fantastic, the tutor was excellent and the material was very helpful. Definitely worth the money and highly recommend any law student to attend. Just wished there was more sessions." Sharlene Collins Part time GDL, College of Law |
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from students on GDL / CPE courses is listed below. For feedback
from students on all courses including LLB and ILEX please click
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| I
found Contract and Tort incredibly helpful. The lectures were
really well structured and exam focused enough to really boost
confidence. Both lecturers were friendly and helpful and gave
a really good insight into how examiners approach marking. Florence
Iveson, GDL, City University |
I
found the Tort seminar very useful. Tracey explained everything
very clearly and was sure to repeat areas which are clearly
problematic - some of which I felt had been overlooked or
even overcomplicated by my college course. She was very enthusiastic
which made even the slightly more tedious areas much more
interesting and manageable. It was a fantastic way to build
confidence and set me up for structuring my revision. I would
definitely recommend it to other students studying the GDL.
I found the Land Law seminar very good - most of the topics
were covered at a good pace and the materials provided were
also very useful to follow the seminar. The lecturer was very
good at drawing all the different interests together and simplifying
them. It definitely boosted my confidence with the subject
overall.
Criminal Law was very useful for consolidation and helped
me to structure my revision. Dayna Burville,
GDL, College of Law
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| The
Tort and Contract lecturers were absolutely amazing. Really
organised, clear and to the point. Thank you so much. I enjoyed
their revision classes immensely and would recommend to fellow
BPP students. Rani Bassi, GDL, BPP Law
School |
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Criminal Law: I'm still impressed with the large scope of content
covered in a relatively short space of time and how such a broad
range of offences were fitted into the questions covered. In
particular, I appreciated the way we were encouraged to conceptualise
the facts in order to truly identify the issues and ensure that
we were exploring the law and demonstrating knowledge fully.
I'm increasingly confident that applying the principles learnt
at the lecture will result in a better quality of answer on
examination day, not just from increased knowledge (particularly
from additional case authorities) but also from a better structure
(a fact that is vital given the College of Law's 'impression'
marking style). The lecture was an excellent way to kick-start
the otherwise daunting task of revision. Jonathan
Evans, GDL, College of Law |
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have I learned so much in such a short space of time - I gained
a real understanding of the topics covered , an impressive number
in the available time, as well as invaluable exam focus. For
the first time I actually feel I know what examiners are looking
for - amazingly, never spelt out before by my course providers.
The latest case briefings were invaluable & the course materials
were of such quality & explanatory in nature that (unusually
for me) I continue to retain the information.Tara
McHale, GDL, BPP Law School |
| I
would like to thank the team of QED LAW for fantastic presentations
and seminars. They were very useful, informative and well presented.
Anastasia Korabukhina, GDL, College of
Law |
Tort
was absolutely excellent. Tracey Aquino was really on top of
her game and oozed complete and utter passion and enthusiasm
for her subject. She made the 5 hours fly by and a previously
dry subject felt light and interesting. The fact Tracey had
produced such a quantity of excellent materials in advance of
the session was fantastic. I now feel much more confident about
approaching the tort exam.
EU:
The EU law session conducted by Denis Edwards was fast-paced,
sophisicated and comprehensive. The level of teaching during
the session was e=tremely high as Denis was clearly in his comfort
zone. Denis really pushed the boundaries, making it an extremely
stimulating and challenging 5 hours for all of us. Am feeling
much more confident about undertaking my exam after taking this
revision course.
Criminal Law: A very relaxed, comprehensive and stimulating
session. Did not feel at all heavy and Norman clearly loves
his subject. The use of visual aids to help us learn was excellent
- particularly the use of different colours and flow charts.
A very worthwhile session which will prove invaluable in preparations
for the exam.
Trusts: The trusts law session with Ramjohn was brilliant. He
was authoritative and knowledgable and significantly raised
the level of understanding I had about this subject. The materials
provided were excellent. I have been revising equity all week
since taking his course and have found myself really beginning
to actually enjoy this subject. Ramjohn is an excellent tutor.
Contract:
Very, very, very good. Anne Street's down-to-earth and no-nonsense
approach to teaching us contract law was extremely helpful.
I found it particularly useful that Anne encouraged us to think
of the subject areas through the eyes of an examiner and as
if we were advising a client. The material she provided was
very good and the session was well planned and structured.
Miranda
Grell, GDL, City University |
| I
really appreciated the Contract seminar and learnt a lot from
it. Thanks! Anon, GDL, City University |
| The
Tort and Contract seminars and materials provided very,very
useful. Good value for money - would recommend. I was also pleased
with the way everything was organised (venue, tutors, etc).
Anna Tomasik, GDL, BPP Law School |
| Just
a short note to say that I thoroughly enjoyed the EU and Criminal
Law revision sessions. They were well paced and gave me greater
insight into what I need to do to successfully pass my examinations.
Jerry Hutchinson, GDL, Northumbria University |
| Norman,
my exams went very well thanks to QED. I have been studying
the CPE by distance learning for the past 2 years and as I work
as well I just never find enough time to do all the reading
necessary. Last summer I found the exams quite tough but this
year I did so much better and was very well prepared and much
calmer and more confident going in thanks to the QED revision
sessions. I wish I had known about them for last year. I will
definitely pass the word on. Margaret
Fitzgerald, GDL, Middlesex University |
Land Law: I thought the Land revision was really helpful. I liked the way in which the lecturer showed us ways in which we could structure the questions.
Trusts: I thought that the Trust seminar was brilliant! I liked the fact that he picked key exam topics and showed us handy hints for the exam. Very informative and productive. The lecturer was also nice and keen to help with any questions that were asked. It didn't feel rushed at all.
Contract: I really enjoyed the revision seminar for contract.
Fiona Cooke, GDL, College of Law |
| The
Tort and Contract revision seminars were both very good. I found
them very useful and I've got a better idea how to prepare for
my exams. Thank you for organising them. Andrianna
Kahno, GDL, College of Law |
| The
revision seminar was the perfect complement to the final stages
of exam preparation. I think we all emerged ready to tackle
our revision with increased confidence and enthusiasm. I thoroughly
recommend it. Simon Ramsden, GDL, BPP
Law School |
Land
Law - The lecturer brought the subject together and helped
provide a "birds eye view" of it which is often
quite difficult to get when you are the studying the individual
topics of land law throughout the year.
Trusts - This was probably the session that helped me the
most. Prior to it I had not begun my revision for equity and
it was a subject that I was perhaps dreading the most. Although
the courses are essentially to supplement revision you have
already done, it really did help break me into the subject
and I went into my revision with a lot more confidence than
I would have otherwise.
Contract - I thought the session was excellent - in particular
the way that Hilary was so receptive to focussing the session
on what the students wished to concentrate on. The key issues
were explained clearly which made the subject matter all the
more accessible. It was so useful to be given suggestions
on how to approach an exam question.
Tort - Tracey was excellent. Again she helped put the subject
(and in particular the tort of negligence) into perspective.
What I thought was great was that she gave out her email address
at the beginning and said that anyone was welcome to email
her with questions etc and that she would get back to QED
students as a matter of priority. I took her up on this offer
the night before my exam in a bit of a panic (not really expecting
a reply at such short notice) and I had a highly detailed
email back at 8am the next day!
Crime - The criminal law session was equally excellent. Two
things stand out in particular. Firstly, the way that you
explained issues by analogy, which just made the topic easier
to grasp. And secondly, the defences flow chart towards the
end. I had never thought of it like that before and often
got confused when trying to get to grips with voluntary/involuntary
intoxication etc.
General: All in all I though the sessions were great and well
worth the money. I would definitely recommend the courses
to any law student. Alasdair Hall, GDL,
Plymouth University |
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courses I attended; EU, Tort and Land have really helped me
to focus my revision and I am much more confident about sitting
my exams in a few weeks time. I will be back next year. Annemarie
Higgins, GDL, Kingston |
| The
Contract course was particularly good. The tutor had exceptional
knowledge. She identified the most important principles and
key authorities for revision. Her presentation style made the
five hours pass quickly. Martin Brown,
GDL, College of Law |
| Thanks
once more for the revision seminars. They were exactly what
I needed before starting off with my own revision. Clement
Ehijiator, GDL, City University |
| "The Contract Law seminar was very comprehensive. It helped consolidate what I have already learnt and also expanded my knowledge and filled the gaps. Very worthwhile." Damian Cullen, GDL, BPP Law School |
| Law
of Contract and Tort: Both seminars and tutors were fantastic.
It was easy to follow, well structured and illustrated. I will
certainly recommend them to my fellow students. Alexandra
Poutoux, GDL (p/t), College of Law |
| These
are the 'missing links' that my university fails to provide.
They summarise and bring the different strands within
the topics together in a very useful manner which cements a
great deal of the material in the mind. It was a worthwhile
use of the time, and I would recommend them wholeheartedly to
anyone who does not feel 100% on top of their game. Rhys
Hopkins, GDL, City University |
| I
found the Contract Law session very useful. It was very clearly
taught and has increased my confidence in the subject. Sarah
Newton, GDL, University of Plymouth |
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LLB
and GDL / CPE REVISION April and May 2012
The next QED LAW revision seminars for LLB and GDL / CPE students
take place in April and May 2012 at University College London.
For
more information - click here
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| I
am very pleased that I was able to attend these seminars. They
are of great benefit to students. Victoria
Dinham, GDL, BPP Law School |
| I
attended the recent Contract and Crime revision seminars. Both
sessions were very good, and worth the trip from Plymouth! Zhanna
Tomashevskaya, GDL, University of Plymouth |
The
seminar was a great help in tying loose ends and giving important
pointers about exam technique. I was a bit sceptical about
attending a revision session outside my college but it was
worth it - especially because it offered a new perspective.
Camelia Burn, GDL, College of Law |
The
Criminal seminar last Sunday was really fantastic. The class
was very informative and I would without hesitation recommend
it. Atik Kitani, GDL, City University |
The
Tort session was outstanding! It was clear that Ms Aquino
knew her stuff and delivered it superbly. She remained really
focused and presented the information in a really helpful
way that I'm sure will improve my marks at exam. Best money
I've ever spent! Jane Miles, GDL, Oxford
Brookes University |
The
seminars were all geared toward what I was looking for. It
can be unnerving to approach all of the GDL exams and not
know exactly what's expected in the exam, so hearing directly
from experienced examiners really helped. It was especially
helpful going to another source and getting another perspective
on the issues. I do thank you very much for offering the seminars
and for calming my nerves!In terms of venue, time, etc., I
found them to be very well organized, and the location was
central, very easy to get to. I will recommend the seminars
to anyone interested in this valuable exam preparation! Erica
Griebel, GDL, City University |
I
found the contract revision material and lecture very helpful.
Shereen Hafeez, GDL, University of Westminster
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The
seminars were all excellent and I would indeed highly recommend
them. A, GDL, College of Law
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| The Land Law tutor was excellent and went at just the right pace for me to understand things etc... He explained the topics which were relevant to what I am revising so well. I really feel I understand them now. I am really pleased I went on the course. Katherine Goatly, GDL, BPP Law School |
Tort
was truly wonderful. I wish the lecturer had been a tutor
at my College. We covered a terrific amount of material and
she gave us a framework for answering any question. Contract
was great, excellent on the cases and very helpful on exam
technique and the lecturer for Trusts was superb. These weekends
have been worth every penny, made me inspired to get on with
my own revision and confident that I do know the subjects.
Anne Mannion, GDL, College of Law |
Thank
you for providing an excellent Criminal revision seminar last
Saturday morning. The materials were great and the questions
provided will be very useful for revision. The Land Law session
was good. It was very useful to have the syllabus presented
in a diagrammatical format. Shadia Anderson,
GDL, College of Law |
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LLB
and GDL / CPE REVISION April and May 2012
The next QED LAW revision seminars for LLB and GDL / CPE students
take place in April and May 2012 at University College London.
For
more information - click here
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| "Thanks again for organising the seminars - I found the three I attended ( Criminal Law, Law of Trusts and Land ) extremely worthwhile and excellent value for money." Deborah Mayo, GDL, College of Law |
| The revision courses gave me so much more confidence when it came to my exams. They provided a much welcomed overview of the core subjects before I began my revision and helped to provide much more of a structure to my knowledge. The courses focused my mind and highlighted those areas which needed the most revision. It was useful to have a different perspective on each subject from that which I had had from my own tutors during the GDL. Sophie Albinson City University GDL |
Criminal
law: Excellent. Made me feel more prepared for the forthcoming
exam.
Public Law (Con & Ad): Again a really worthwhile session. I do
not like this subject but it was taught in a very interesting
and interactive way.
Contract: Enjoyed the session... The lecturer
was extremely thorough and a pleasure to listen to.
Trusts: Made
a difficult subjects more manageable. Excellent lecturer.
Tort:
Really good session... Kindest regards. Helen
Astle GDL Southampton Solent
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| "I found the Criminal Law revision seminar excellent. The tutor was very good and he provided me with a better focus how to prepare for exams. The law of Trusts teacher was also very good, and we covered a lot. " Jasmin Crilly, GDL, BPP |
| Public Law, Criminal Law, Law of Contract, Law of Trusts, Law of Tort, Land Law: I thought all the seminars were
excellent. Mark Reckless, GDL, College
of Law |
| "I
thought yesterday's seminar in Criminal Law was terrific. Admittedly
Criminal is my preferred subject but, that aside, yesterday’s
lecture flew by, and was most useful." Barry
Shaverin, GDL, University of Westminster |
| "I
wanted to thank you for a very helpful Criminal Law revision
session on Sunday. I have found the structures you adopted very
useful in consolidating my notes this week. Many thanks again."
Becky Owen, GDL, College of Law |
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