Prepare
Read the case file and identify your objective.
Live practice. Individual feedback. Another attempt.
Explore programmesFour steps, repeated throughout each programme.
Read the file. Identify the issues. Decide what you need the court or panel to do.
Turn the brief into a clear, structured argument.
Read the file. Make the argument.
Use the feedback. Go again.
Read the case file and identify your objective.
Make submissions, question witnesses and answer the panel.
Understand what worked and what to improve.
Apply the feedback in your next attempt.
Focused preparation for the assessment, hearing or professional task ahead.
QualificationsCivil courtroom training for solicitors: case analysis, submissions and judicial questions.
QualificationsFour days of live practice, feedback and recorded review.
Career developmentPractise interview answers, legal analysis and advocacy exercises.
Tribunals & hearingsThree days of preliminary hearings, cross-examination and final submissions.
Tribunals & hearingsPractise EHC plan appeals, evidence, witness questions and remedies.
Tribunals & hearingsTurn evidence into clear submissions in social security appeals.
Programmes are in development. Dates and faculty are confirmed before booking.
Choose a pathway for your assessment, hearing or team.

SQE2 oral skills and higher court advocacy.
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Employment, SEND and welfare benefits advocacy.
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Practise legal analysis, advocacy exercises and interview answers.
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Private programmes and workshops for your organisation.
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Commission an intensive around your team’s practice.
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Four in-person days of oral skills training, with live exercises, individual feedback and recorded review.
Explore the SQE2 intensiveAdvocacy develops through preparation, performance and reflection. Our programmes create space to practise the decisions that matter in an assessment, court or tribunal.
From aspiring advocates to professional teams, the principle stays the same: work from a brief, make an argument, receive precise feedback and try again.

Relevant practitioners, selected for their teaching and named before booking.
Experience in the relevant court, tribunal or assessment.
Clear feedback on your choices and how to improve them.
Ethical, accurate and inclusive teaching at your level.
Workshops and intensives for firms, unions, advice services and student unions.
Your team, experience, hearings and goals.
Case files and exercises matched to your work.
Confirm faculty, format, group size and fees.
Live exercises, feedback and development priorities.