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This section of the GMAT course is designed to measures your ability to think critically and to communicate your ideas. During the Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA), you are asked to analyze the reasoning behind a given argument and write a critique of that argument. In order to help prepare yourself to for the AWA, choose from our list of available tutors and agree on one-to-one private tuition, or enrol on master classes, and revision courses.

The Integrated Reasoning section of the GMAT course measures your ability to evaluate information presented in multiple formats from multiple sources – skills you need to succeed in our technologically advanced, data-driven world. In order to help prepare yourself to for the Integrated Reasoning exam, choose from our list of available tutors and agree on one-to-one private tuition, or enrol on master classes, and revision courses.

In the Quantitative section you are measured on your ability to analyze data and draw conclusions using reasoning skills. The mathematics needed to understand and solve the questions in this section of the GMAT exam is no greater than what is generally taught in secondary school classes. However, the exam tests your ability to solve problems and adress logic and critical reasoning. Browse through our courses and find online tuition. 

The GMAT exam showcases all of your skills – not just math. The Verbal section measures your ability to read and understand written material, to evaluate arguments, and to correct written material to conform to standard written English, in order to demonstrate a broad skill set. Browse through our courses and find online tuition. 

Robotic process automation (RPA) is the use of software with artificial intelligence (AI)and machine learning capabilities to handle high-volume, repeatable tasks that previously required humans to perform. The types of tasks performed during RPA can include areas suchas as, calculations and maintenance of records and transactions. Discover our full list of courses, and tutors.

Private mentoring and thought leadership

Browse our catalogue of language tutors and courses for young professionals looking to improve their speaking, listening, reading and writing comprehension in a professional environment or business context, as well as assistance with English comprehension with common exam terminology in accountancy, finance and law

Helps students understand the practice of advocacy which they should be capable of conducting during pupillage and as a barrister. Provides the skills necessary to prepare, present and respond to a case or legal argument before a court or other tribunal.

This module provides students with knowledge and understanding the theory underpinning the application of the skills of a conference, making them sensitive to issues of client care, and emphasising the importance of an associated awareness of professional ethics

This module provides key knowledge, understanding and the conceptual/analytical skills necessary to draft a variety of documents including, inter alia, Claim Forms, Statements of Case and Witness Statements, Indictment, Grounds and Advice on Appeal in a criminal case.

This module is provided to develop opinion writing skills. Including providing written advice to the instructing solicitor and lay client. Providing written advice in the forms of opinions is an important part of professional activity. Opinions must be practical, reliable, clear and well-presented.

This module provides knowledge and understanding of the various alternative methods of dispute resolution outside of the usual judicial process before courts or tribunals which may be executed prior to court hearing, during the litigation process, or prior to appeal, including mediation, negotiation, arbitration, early neutral evaluation, expert determination, and other alternative dispute resolution processes.

This module will help build a sound understanding and knowledge of the progress of civil litigation from initial considerations through trial to appeals.

This module looks to prepare students for pupillage and the early years of practice at the Criminal Bar, focuses upon the fundamental principles, key rules and core elements of criminal litigation.

This module aims to educate on the core professional values which underpin practice at the Bar of England and Wales. Instils essential qualities of ethical behaviour at the Bar. 

The course builds on the foundations laid by the compulsory Criminal Litigation course, then deals with proceedings in the Youth Court.

This module teaches methods of resolving disputes with a focus on mediation. Mediation is a process which encourages parties to think creatively about the settlement of disputes.

This optional module teahces content including but not limted to: The challenging of a will Advocacy Disputes over restrictive covenants Landlord and tenant disputes Contentious probate Mortgage possessions Drafting for residential possession order Chancery procedure Equitable remedies and interpretation of trust, and Advice and drafting on the legislation protecting business tenants Rights of way and boundaries Claim for breach of trust

The Executive Master of Business Administration is a management course aimed at business executives with at least five years’ managerial experience. It covers a range of units relevant for those aiming towards senior positions in business including Business Leadership and Organisation, General Management, Business Analysis and Development, Innovation and Financial Strategies. Ask your tutor for help in any module!

This unit covers the fundamental theories and concepts in finance as a pre-requisite for further study of the more specialist aspects of finance and the financial markets. The module relates theory to current corporate business practice and enables the interpretation if financial formulas and numerical data.