Online Law Tutor Glen William

For nearly eight years I was a full-time Lecturer in Law at the University of Central Lancashire (now University of Lancashire). This role included teaching, marking, moderation, module leadership, research supervision, and designing educational materials at undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional levels of higher education in law. I taught campus and online lectures and classes in a range of subject areas, including: arbitration, advocacy, criminal law, criminal and civil Litigation, evidence, employment and discrimination law, lawyers' skills, and international law. The programmes I taught on included Bachelor of Laws (LLB, Levels 4 - 6), Graduate Diploma (GDL), and LLM (Master's, Level 7) courses in law, as well as vocational courses for those training to become qualified Solicitors (before introduction of the SQE) - namely the Legal Practice Course (LPC, Level 7) and Professional Skills Course.

For the PSC, I was an instructor on the Advocacy and Communication Skills module, and also taught core components of the Financial and Business Skills module. I prepared trainee Solicitors for examination in professional conduct relating to financial matters, including SRA Financial Services Scope and Conduct Business Rules, SRA Code of Conduct for Solicitors, and money laundering regulations. I also developed and delivered arbitration training recognised by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, as an elective.

Additionally, at Liverpool John Moores University, I taught undergraduate classes in criminal law, criminal litigation and advocacy, and evidence. At postgraduate level, I taught the General Commercial Law elective (Legal Practice Course) and delivered business and human Rights, international equality law, and AI and labour law lectures and seminars for the university's International Trade Law and International Labour Law LLM programmes.

Drawing on this experience, I aim to bring out the best in each student, by tailoring my approach accordingly and encouraging excellence in learning.

Undergraduate, postgraduate law degree, and SQE (Solicitors Qualifying Exam) preparation subjects, including:
Academic Writing (legal context).
Advocacy (legal context).
Arbitration.
Client Interviewing (legal context).
Criminal Law (Criminal Liability).
Criminal Practice (Litigation).
Contract Law.
Constitutional and Administrative Law (Public Law).
Dispute Resolution (Civil Litigation).
Evidence.
Employment and Discrimination Law.
EU Law.
Human Rights (International Human Rights Law and Practice).
Legal Analysis.
Legal Drafting.
Legal Research.
Legal System of England and Wales.
Legal Writing.
Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Law.
Negotiation.
Public International Law (General).
Transitional Justice.