Aldwych Legal provides specialist non-reserved legal activities in accordance with Section 12 of the Legal Services Act 2007.

Now Enrolling · January 2027 intake

Your law career
starts here.

Practical, mentor-led law courses for ambitious students. Learn from practising lawyers, train on real case scenarios and graduate ready to qualify.
Academy
Real skills for the journey beyond your lecture notes.
Why Study With Us

Learn law from people who practise it

We’re a full-service law firm, not just a classroom. Our courses are built around real matters, real deadlines and real feedback, so you learn what the profession actually expects.
Learn

Taught by practising lawyers

Practise

Hands-on from week one

Launch

Career support that sticks

Our Courses

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Psychometric Tests

Master your camera and shoot sharp, well-exposed, beautifully composed photos with this practical beginner photography course.
3h
17

Application Examples

Build, publish, and sell your first online course in an afternoon with this guided walkthrough of Masteriyo.
2h
16

Law Firm Practice Areas

A paid 6-week cohort to launch your freelance business, with live sessions, group feedback, and a clear plan.
6h
16

Law Firm Profiles and Research

A paid 6-week cohort to launch your freelance business, with live sessions, group feedback, and a clear plan.
6h
16

Introduction to Commercial Law

Build, publish, and sell your first online course in an afternoon with this guided walkthrough of Masteriyo.
2h
16

Writing Successful Applications

Master your camera and shoot sharp, well-exposed, beautifully composed photos with this practical beginner photography course.
3h
17
Skills That Move With You

Make your knowledge count outside the classroom.

Build the habits that help you turn what you know into what you can do. The right mix of skills will depend on your goals and the course you choose.

Think critically

Look for the key issue, test assumptions and build a reasoned point of view.

Communicate clearly

Organise your ideas and explain complex information in a straightforward way.

Understand the bigger picture

Connect legal questions with commercial, social and professional contexts.

Take your next step

Identify the skills you want to strengthen and plan how to develop them.

Research

Find, assess and organise relevant information.

Writing

Present legal reasoning with structure and clarity.

Awareness

See the context behind legal and business issues.

Confidence

Approach opportunities with a clearer plan.

Your Pathway

From first lecture to qualified

Four clear steps, with a mentor beside you the whole way.

01

Discover

Book a free advice call. We map your goals, grades and timeline to the right course.

02

Study

Join live classes, access recordings and work through practice questions with your tutor.

03

Experience

Take part in mock trials, shadowing days and employer sessions that build your CV.

04

Qualify

Sit your exams with confidence, then use our alumni network to step into your first role.
The practical details

Make your knowledge count outside the classroom.

Course details can vary, so it’s worth checking the essentials before you enrol.

Academic integrity hearing representation may include reviewing the allegation, assessing the evidence, preparing your response, advising on procedure and attending the hearing where permitted. Our lawyers and barristers can help present relevant explanations, identify inconsistencies and ensure your position is communicated clearly and fairly.
You should seek advice as soon as you receive an allegation or hearing notification. An academic integrity lawyer can help you understand the rules, protect important deadlines, preserve evidence and prepare a focused response before you make admissions or attend any formal meeting.
An academic integrity solicitor may advise on the allegation, evidence and applicable university procedures before the hearing. Our legal team can provide guidance and representation through the process, while confirming whether external representation is permitted under your institution’s specific regulations.
Gather drafts, research notes, source materials, emails, submission records and any relevant witness information. You should also prepare a clear chronology explaining how the work was created and submitted. Our team can help assess which documents support your account and how they should be presented.
An academic misconduct hearing commonly involves the panel outlining the allegation, reviewing evidence, asking questions and giving you an opportunity to respond. The panel may then decide whether a breach occurred and recommend or impose an outcome under the institution’s applicable academic regulations.
Your next chapter

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