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Role Overview
We are looking for an experienced Law graduate or postgraduate to support undergraduate LLB students with their academic work. The role involves working one-to-one with students, helping them improve their essay writing, structure, argument development, and overall academic performance.
You will review and provide feedback on written work, guide students on how to meet marking criteria, assist with redrafting where needed, and help them prepare for presentations and coursework. The aim is to help students build confidence and achieve higher grades through clear explanation and tailored academic support.
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Key Responsibilities
- Provide one-to-one online tutoring sessions to LLB students.
- Review essays, coursework, and assignments, offering detailed feedback and improvements.
- Support with structuring legal arguments, academic writing style, and critical analysis.
- Help students redraft and rewrite work where required.
- Assist with presentation preparation and speaking confidence.
- Guide students on research skills and referencing.
- Track academic progress and set action points for development.
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Requirements
- Completed or currently completing an LLB / LPC / SQE / LLM or equivalent.
- Strong academic writing and legal research skills.
- Confident in explaining legal concepts clearly.
- Reliable, organised, and able to work independently.
- Teaching or mentoring experience is beneficial but not essential.
Role Details
- Fully remote.
- Flexible hours.
- One-to-one tutoring via Zoom / Google Meet.
- Pay based on experience.
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