LPC Law Tutors
London Law Tutor offers expert one to one tutoring for the Legal Practice Course (LPC). Our LPC tutors achieved distinctions and commendations at BPP Law School, The University of Law and Nottingham Law School, so they know how each provider teaches and assesses the course. From Business Law and Practice, Property Law and Practice, civil and criminal litigation, Solicitors' Accounts and professional conduct to electives such as private acquisitions, corporate finance, employment, family and private client law, we have a specialist for every module. Please note that the LPC is being phased out. Since 1 September 2021, the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) has replaced it as the main route to qualifying as a solicitor in England and Wales, and most law schools no longer offer the LPC: BPP has stopped running it, and The University of Law took its final intake in September 2026, so from 2027 onwards very few, if any, new LPC courses will start. Students covered by the SRA's transitional arrangements who have taken or are completing the LPC can still qualify as a solicitor through the LPC route until the transitional arrangements end on 31 December 2032, the last date to apply for admission. If you are starting your legal training now, our SQE tutors can help you prepare for SQE1 and SQE2. The modules below show just some of the subjects our LPC tutors cover.
- Advanced Commercial Litigation (Tutor awarded a distinction from BPP Law School)
- Advanced Commercial Property (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School)
- Advocacy (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School)
- Business Law & Practice (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School and The University of Law)
- Civil Litigation (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School)
- Commercial Law & Intellectual Property (Tutor awarded a distinction from BPP Law School)
- Commercial Law and Intellectual Property (Tutor awarded a distinction from BPP Law School)
- Commercial Property and Private Client (Tutor awarded a distinction from BPP Law School)
- Corporate Finance (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School)
- Criminal Litigation (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School)
- Debt Finance & Banking (Tutor awarded a Commendation from Nottingham Law School)
- Dispute Resolution (Tutors awarded distinctions from The University of Law)
- Employment Law (Tutor awarded a distinction from BPP Law School)
- Employment Law & Practice (Tutors awarded distinctions from The University of Law)
- Family Law & Practice (Tutors awarded distinctions from The University of Law)
- Family Law (Tutor awarded a distinction from BPP Law School)
- Interviewing & Advocacy
- Insurance Law (Tutor awarded a Commendation from BPP Law School)
- International Trade and Transaction (Tutor awarded a Distinction from BPP Law School)
- Practical Legal Research (Tutors possess Westlaw Certification)
- Private Acquisitions (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School)
- Private Client Law & Practice (Tutors awarded distinctions from The University of Law and BPP Law School)
- Professional Conduct and Regulation (Tutors awarded distinctions from Nottingham Law School, BPP Law School and The University of Law)
- Property Law & Practice (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School)
- Public Companies & Capital Markets
- Real Estate (Tutors awarded distinctions from The University of Law)
- Solicitors' Accounts (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School)
- Wills & Administration of Estates (Tutors awarded distinctions from BPP Law School and The University of Law)
- Legal Writing and Legal Drafting
Our LPC tutors achieved distinctions on the Legal Practice Course at BPP, The University of Law and Nottingham Law School, as the modules above show. They give you one to one support with every core and elective module and with the move into practice.
Who can still take the LPC
The SQE has replaced the LPC for most new students, but the LPC route remains open to those covered by the SRA's transitional arrangements: broadly, people who started a qualifying law degree or exempting law degree by the end of 2021 (or deferred a 2020/21 offer and started by 31 August 2022), or who completed a CPE or GDL accepted before 1 September 2021. Anyone qualifying through the LPC must apply for admission by 31 December 2032. Most providers have already stopped offering the LPC, and The University of Law's final intake was in September 2026, so very few new LPC courses will start from 2027 onwards. If you are not sure which route applies to you, we can help you work it out.
How we help LPC students
Core modules
- Business Law and Practice
- Property Law and Practice
- Civil and Criminal Litigation
Skills and accounts
- Solicitors Accounts
- Professional Conduct and Regulation
- Advocacy, interviewing, drafting and research
Into practice
- Electives such as corporate finance and employment
- Training contract applications
- SQE2 or qualifying work experience planning
Who our LPC tutoring suits
- Students on the LPC or LPC LLM under the transitional arrangements
- Students resitting LPC assessments
- Trainees and paralegals completing the LPC part time
- LPC graduates deciding between a period of recognised training and the SQE
How it works
- Tell us what you need. Request a quote or message us on WhatsApp with your course, modules and deadlines.
- Meet your tutor. We match you with a tutor who has excelled in the same course or exam and suits your learning style.
- Learn one to one. Sessions run online by Zoom or Microsoft Teams, or in person in London, at times that fit around your studies or work.
Frequently asked questions
Can I still qualify through the LPC?
Yes, if the SRA's transitional arrangements cover you, for example because you started a qualifying law degree by the end of 2021. You must apply for admission by 31 December 2032.
Does the LPC exempt me from the SQE?
No. The LPC and the SQE are separate routes. LPC graduates who do not complete a period of recognised training can qualify through qualifying work experience and SQE2.
Should I take the LPC or the SQE?
It depends on your degree, your start dates and your employer. Most new students now take the SQE. We can help you compare the two routes.
Do you tutor LPC electives?
Yes. Our tutors cover the core modules and a wide range of electives, including corporate finance, employment, family and private client.
Our minimum booking is normally 10 hours, and you can change tutor at any time. Request a quote or message us on WhatsApp to get started.
