Online Conflict Of Laws Tutors for Undergraduate Law Students

A LEVEL LAW - CILEX - LLB - LPC - GDL & LLM

I hold a first class LLB, an LLM with a distinction and a Very Competent classification for my BPTC. I am a now a full time Law Lecturer and academic in London. I teach LLB, BPTC, SQE and LLM modules. I am available to help students with any admissions questions, personal statements and LNAT exams to help them get into Law School. I often arrange mock interviews, training contract and pupillage tutorials for students. For younger students I can also help students with their English, Business Management and Philosophy IB courses.

Trainee Solicitor with experience in tutoring offering classes for university level (LLB and LLM LPC) and dissertation tutoring.

I am a 20+ year PQE lawyer with 25+ years’ experience of working in the law.

I have lectured A' Level law, Undergraduate law, Postgraduate law and various CILEX legal and practice topics at all levels. I also have 10+ years’ professional legal training experience within large national firms.

I provide detailed knowledge (and how to apply that knowledge) in the subject at A’ level, Degree level and all CILEX levels.

I can provide 1 to 1 online tutoring sessions.

Experienced University Law Lecturer currently teaching on the LLB

Law lecturer and Lawyer
Ability to explain all legal situations in a simple manner. LLB programme leader

Judicial Fellow at the International Court of Justice, DPhil Candidate and law tutor at the University of Oxford with 7 years teaching experience. Passionate about teaching public international law and supporting prospective undergraduate and graduate students with their applications.

Experienced A level and Degree level tutor.
Enthusiastic and keen to ensure students achieve their potential

Hi! I'm an experienced university-level lecturer, with 7 years' experience. Friendly, accessible and individualised support to get the best out of you.

Skilled at breaking down complex legal concepts using accessible examples.

Dr Janaby is a Teaching Fellow in International Law at the University of Edinburgh. His research and teaching interests are varied, and he has published and taught in a range of international law areas. He holds a PhD in International Law from the University of Aberdeen (2016) on ‘The Legal Regime Applicable to Private Military/ Security Company Personnel in Armed Conflicts’. He has also gained specialist qualifications in international law, including a Diploma in Rapid Expert Assistance and Co-operation Teams for Conflict Prevention, Crisis Management from International University Centre for Peace Missions- Helsinki Spaña and Escuela de Organización (Spain) 2015, and a Master’s degree in International Law from Iraq (2000). He has previously been a visiting lecturer at the University of Glasgow and the University of Dundee.

Dr Janaby published extensively in his field. His PhD formed the basis of the second monograph, The Legal Regime Applicable to Private Military and Security Company Personnel in Armed Conflicts, published by Springer in 2016. His first monograph, Humanitarian Intervention under International Law, was published in Arabic in 2010. Both books have been well-received. He has a growing list of peer-reviewed journal articles on international and humanitarian law, including publications in leading specialist journals in the US, Netherlands, the UK and Iraq. He is currently working on several writing projects – both individual and collaborative – for submission to peer-reviewed journals as part of my academic development.

Hello! I am an IB graduate, achieving a 36 overall. My HL modules include History, Psychology, and English B. I managed to get into the University of Sussex, where I studied both my LLB and LLM =, graduating with 2:1 and Merit respectively. I am currently doing my Ph.D. in international law and economic sanctions at SOAS University, where I also teach Public Law to undergraduates, with marking responsibilities as well. Finally, I am a certified GTA teacher!