LNAT Workshop 2019 - Boost Your LNAT Score

A growing number of UK Universities now require candidates to sit the Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT) to assess their underlying suitability to study law.

These include Nottingham, Bristol, Durham, Oxford and UCL. If you are applying to any of these universities, LNAT prep will be crucial to your chances of success.

The Lawyer Portal’s LNAT Workshop is designed to prepare students to score highly in the challenging LNAT exam. The day has been designed by experienced legal and education professionals with deep expertise on verbal reasoning-based aptitude testing.

For venues, visit our LNAT Courses 2019: Dates, Venues & Times page.

If you are a teacher interested in booking an in-house LNAT workshop for your school, please fill in an enquiry form and one of our team will be in touch to discuss how we can help.

We also offer LNAT tutoring for individual students, either in person or over skype. You can book your LNAT tutoring here.

LNAT Workshop 2019 – What Does It Cover?

The half-day LNAT workshop will equip students with the skills necessary to achieve an excellent LNAT score. This includes:

• Explaining what the test is and the mechanics behind it. By understanding what the LNAT is like and how it works, you can ensure that you have prepared properly, do not get an unpleasant surprise on the day, and know what you need to do to score highly.

• Providing proven strategies for the verbal reasoning section of the LNAT exam. We have in-house verbal reasoning experts who analyse year’s of tests and come up with top strategies for specific exams, whether it’s the UKCAT in Medicine or the LNAT in Law.

• Analysing what the assessors look for in the essay and how to write an excellent essay every time. This is done using a proven system, broken down into repeatable steps. Our assessment experts have designed a formulaic approach to essay writing that reduces variance and ensures you always deliver.

LNAT Workshop 2019 – Who Should Attend?

The workshop is aimed at school level students applying to study law at any of the following institutions:

• University of Bristol
• Durham University
• Kings College London
• University of Nottingham
• University of Oxford
• SOAS University of London
• UCL Faculty of Law

If you’re applying to any of these highly competitive institutions, you will need to make sure you score as highly as possible on your LNAT exam.