Future advocates.
Candidates preparing for oral assessments, interviews and the first demands of practice.
A place to
practise.
Practical advocacy training across legal education and professional life.
01Prepare
02Perform
03Refine
Advocacy is a craft.
It deserves a place to be learnt.
Specialist teaching, practical exercises and clear feedback for assessment candidates, practising lawyers and professional teams.
Different stages.
One demanding skill.
Working practitioners.
Lawyers and representatives preparing to appear in unfamiliar courts or tribunals.
Professional teams.
Organisations seeking a shared method for case preparation, performance and review.
Standards, made visible.
Practice before claims.
We describe the exercise, the teaching and the feedback before asking anyone to book.
Faculty transparency.
Names and relevant experience are published when a cohort is confirmed.
Independent training.
Preparation is distinguished from official assessments and professional qualifications.
Accuracy. Ethical judgment. Care for the people represented.
These are part of the work, not additions to it.
From knowledge
to judgment in public.
Understand the case.
Identify the issue, evidence and result sought.
Test the argument.
Make decisions aloud under realistic pressure.
Refine the work.
Use specific feedback and try again.
An institution
built with practice.
We welcome practitioners, advice organisations and teams who can help shape training around real advocacy challenges.
Casework informs exercises.
Exercises sharpen casework.
Discuss a collaboration Exercises sharpen casework.
See the work
in practice.
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