English for Law

Course Overview

Our English for Law course is designed for students and professionals who want to improve their English in a legal context. It combines language development with practical legal knowledge, helping students communicate confidently in international legal environments.

Throughout the course, students will explore key areas of law such as legal systems, contract law, criminal law, and business law, while developing essential skills in legal writing, research, negotiation, and courtroom communication.

Key Facts

  • English level: B1+
  • Minimum age: 18 
  • Average age: 30
  • Course length: 1 week*
  • Average class size: 5 (maximum 12)
  • Course dates: 13 July to 17 July 2026
    *Please contact us for start dates – all courses subject to availability

 

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Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
09:00-10:30 Introduction to Legal Systems
Types of legal systems (common law, civil law)
Structure of courts
Basic legal terminology		 Contract Law Basics
Elements of a contract (offer, acceptance, consideration)
Breach of contract
Contract vocabulary and clauses		 Criminal Law
Types of crimes and offences
Criminal procedure
Rights of the accused		 Legal Writing and Documents
Writing formal emails and legal letters
Drafting simple contracts or memos
Using formal legal language		 Negotiation and Client Communication
Interviewing clients
Negotiating agreements
Explaining legal advice clearly
10:30-10:45 Break
10:45-12:15 Legal Professions
Roles of lawyers, solicitors, barristers, judges, paralegals
Law firm structures
Client-lawyer relationships		 Company / Business Law
Types of companies
Corporate structure
Shareholders, directors, and liability		 Civil Law and Litigation
Civil disputes
Court procedures
Settlements and damages		 Legal Research Skills
Reading case law and statutes
Understanding legal texts
Summarising legal information		 Courtroom Language and Advocacy
Presenting arguments
Questioning witnesses
Basic courtroom expressions

Lessons focus on real-life scenarios, allowing students to practise:
    •    Using accurate legal terminology
    •    Writing formal legal documents and emails
    •    Communicating clearly with clients and colleagues
    •    Understanding legal texts and case studies
    •    Presenting arguments and participating in discussions

By the end of the course, students will be able to use English more effectively in legal situations, both in academic and professional settings. 

Course Course date Course duration Time Price
English for Law 13 July to 17 July 2026 1 week 09:00-12:15 £350
Course Price
English for Law £350