Victoria Ladell

Every student learns differently, and my approach reflects that. My lessons are highly individualised, designed around what each student needs—whether that’s breaking down complex legal concepts, strengthening legal writing, or making sense of case law. I create a flexible and supportive learning environment where questions and discussion are always encouraged.

I like to use slides as visual aids but not as the focus—just enough to help illustrate key ideas. We’ll go over statutes, case law, and real-world applications, always making sure the material makes sense before moving forward. I believe learning law isn’t just about memorising rules—it’s about understanding the logic behind them. Whether that’s through analogies, hypotheticals, or historical context, I make sure students aren’t just hearing information but actually engaging with it.

I’m an LLM candidate at BPP University with a Juris Doctor, a Certificate in International & Comparative Law, and experience as an Adjunct Lecturer and Teaching Assistant. I’ve worked with students at different academic levels and know that a one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t work. Some students prefer a structured plan, while others prefer a more open-ended approach. I adjust to what works best.

Above all, my goal is to make legal concepts accessible, engaging, and practical so students feel confident in their understanding. Whether you’re studying law for the first time or just need help refining your skills, we’ll find the best approach together. I want students to feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and thinking critically. Law is complex, but with the right guidance, it becomes much easier to navigate.