Information About Jack - Dublin tutor -

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Personal Description:

I am a qualified barrister and have been studying law since 2009. I first started doing so during my A-Level exams in the UK. I have been working as barrister since 2019.
I was a High Court Judicial Assistant for three years primarily dealing with civil law but have a wealth of experience and materials relating to criminal law. I also worked in several solicitors firms in various different practice areas such as immigration, criminal and contract.
I am currently practicing in both criminal and civil law primarily criminal law, as well as immigration and civil litigation.

Tutoring Experience:

I have been providing tuition through this website for over five years now and developed a wealth of experience helping people with legal grinds. I have retained all of the notes and exam papers of a four year degree and material from the Kings Inns. This material I would be happy to share with you to assist you in achieving the best possible grade.
I was also a teacher on the CTYI Program delivered by DCU conducting lectures for prospective law students. I am currently a facilitator for LawEd, a company which provides legal workshops for senior students and adults alike both online and in person.
I have was also a lecturer at IBAT college where I gave lectures to both Level 7 and Level 8 students who were doing a business degree.

Approach to Grinds:

I believe with any law exam the crucial thing is to start from where you are having difficulty, whether that is with legal principles or exam structure/content. Law exams are unique in that they are generally written and structured differently to other exams. This can cause people problems, including myself. I have first-hand experience of the difficulty of writing legal essays but I can say that I have overcome that struggle having used a tutor in the past.
I can implement the tools which assisted me in passing both my law degree and the bar.
I also can proof read assignments and provide feedback on draft attempts which I regularly get requested to do by students.