Law Tutor - Ever wonder what separates a 2:2 from a First in law essays or problem questions? The answer lies in feedback—and knowing exactly what top London law tutors are looking for. In Feedback Focus, we break down the key criteria that legal markers use to assess your work and how you can meet (and exceed) those expectations.

Law tutors don’t just want correct answers—they want clarity, structure, argument, and depth. That means demonstrating critical analysis, using relevant authority, and answering the question directly with well-reasoned arguments. You’ll also be assessed on legal accuracy, coherence, and how well you follow academic conventions like OSCOLA referencing.

This module gives you insider insight into what makes work stand out. Learn how to self-edit using tutor-style marking rubrics, avoid common errors, and apply feedback to future assignments. You'll see real examples of annotated essays, so you can recognise what good feedback looks like—and how to act on it.

Whether you're preparing coursework, timed exams, or legal writing assessments, this session ensures you're not just writing—but writing with purpose.