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Your Path to Becoming a Barrister Starts Here

Join our online academy and gain practical knowledge in all modules of the Bar Training Course (BTC) / Bar Transfer Test (BTT), designed to elevate your legal career.

This module offers Bar students a comprehensive understanding of the ethical principles that govern barristers. Through in-depth study of the Bar Standards Board (BSB) Handbook, duties to the court, client responsibilities, and professional conduct rules, students cultivate the ethical awareness vital to upholding integrity and professionalism in legal practice

This module provides Bar students with a structured understanding of civil litigation under the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR). Covering case management, procedure, disclosure, and evidence, it equips students to handle civil disputes from pre-action to enforcement. The focus is on developing practical skills for effective, professional practice in civil litigation.

This module provides Bar students with a structured understanding of criminal litigation, based on Blackstone’s Criminal Practice. It covers key stages from charge to trial, including disclosure, hearsay, bad character, and the burden of proof. Students develop essential skills to navigate criminal cases effectively and prepare for practice in criminal law.

This module trains students to draft clear, structured, and persuasive legal documents, including pleadings, applications, and statements of case. Emphasizing precision, legal accuracy, and strategic argument, it develops the drafting skills expected of barristers in practice. Practical exercises reinforce learning and build confidence in producing professional, effective legal writing.

Designed for aspiring barristers, this module develops essential advocacy skills for both criminal and civil proceedings. Through practical exercises in examination-in-chief, cross-examination, submissions, and mitigation, students build confidence and competence. Realistic courtroom simulations enhance their ability to present cases with clarity, and precision, preparing them for effective advocacy in practice.

University of London LLB (Hons)

📚 LLB (Hons) Modules – University of London Programme

At Lexbridge Academy, we offer expert tuition across the core and optional modules of the University of London LLB (Hons) degree. Our teaching is structured to guide students through all academic levels, ensuring clarity, confidence, and competence in every subject.

Level 4 (Year 1):

• Legal System and Method

• Contract Law

• Criminal Law

• Public Law

Level 5 (Year 2):

• Tort Law (Compulsory)

• Property Law (Optional)

• Administrative Law (Optional)

• Commercial Law (Optional)

• EU Law (Optional)

• Family Law (Optional)

• International Protection of Human Rights (Optional)

Level 6 (Year 3):

• Jurisprudence and Legal Theory (Compulsory)

• Company Law (Optional)

• Conflict of Laws (Optional)

• Criminology (Optional)

• Dissertation (Optional)

• Equity and Trusts (Optional)

• Evidence (Optional)

• Intellectual Property (Optional)

• Introduction to Islamic Law (Optional)

• Public International Law (Optional)

Cambridge International AS & A Level Law

📘 Cambridge International AS & A Level Law (9084) – Syllabus Overview

At Lexbridge Academy, we offer expert tuition tailored to the Cambridge International AS & A Level Law syllabus. This programme introduces students to the legal systems of England and Wales and develops essential analytical and reasoning skills for future legal studies or careers.

🔹 AS Level (Year 1)

1. English Legal System

• Nature and Purpose of Law

• Sources of Law (Legislation, Common Law, Precedent)

• Civil and Criminal Processes (Courts, Procedures)

• Legal Personnel (Solicitors, Barristers, Judges, Magistrates)

• Access to Justice and ADR

2. Criminal Law

• Actus Reus and Mens Rea

• Non-fatal Offences Against the Person (e.g. assault, GBH)

• Offences Against Property (e.g. theft, robbery)

• General Defences (e.g. self-defence, intoxication)

• Inchoate Offences (e.g. attempts, complicity)

🔹 A Level (Year 2)

3. Law of Contract

• Contract Formation (Offer, Acceptance, Consideration)

• Terms of a Contract (Express, Implied, Conditions, Warranties)

• Vitiating Factors (Misrepresentation, Mistake, Duress)

• Discharge of Contract (Performance, Breach, Frustration)

• Remedies (Damages, Specific Performance, Injunctions)

4. Law of Tort

• Negligence (Duty, Breach, Damage)

• Occupiers’ Liability

• Nuisance & Rylands v Fletcher

• Vicarious Liability

• Defences in Tort (e.g. contributory negligence, consent)