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What You Will Learn
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How to predict what
will be on your exam
Learn how to use your weekly topics, tutorial questions, past exams and assessment structure to identify the areas most likely to be examined.
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How to focus on the most commonly assessed topics
After reviewing multiple past exam questions you will learn the topics consistently assessed, allowing you to focus your study on the most important course content.
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How to effectively study and make exam-ready notes
Learn how to create exam-ready templates for the most frequently assessed legal issues, so you can start writing straight away and concentrate on the application that earns marks.
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How to
impress markers
Learn how complicated fact scenarios can be reduced to identifiable legal issues and how marks are awarded.
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Live
Q&A
The final 10 minutes will be available for questions about Administrative Law exams, exam preparation and the strategies discussed during the seminar.
Knowing the Law Is Not Enough.
You Need to Know How to Answer the Question.
You can spend weeks studying torts and still freeze when you open the exam.
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You've learnt the facts of a pile of cases. You remember something about duty of care, causation and contributory negligence.
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But then comes the difficult part:
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What are all the legal issues in this long and complicated question?
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What test do I use?
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How do I convert pages of notes into a brief summary of law?
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What order should I discuss everything in?
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How much law do I need to state before I start applying it?
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Which facts actually matter?
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Have I missed anything?
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That uncertainty costs time, creates stress and can leave you writing everything you know instead of answering the question you were actually asked.
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The solution is to change how you prepare for your exam.
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Most students spend weeks preparing for exams without ever really knowing what they should be preparing for.
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They reread textbooks.
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Rewrite lecture notes.
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Make tables of cases.
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Try to memorise enormous amounts of law.
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Order their notes by week (e.g. week 7, week 8).
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But very little of that tells you what your exam is actually likely to ask, which topics deserve the most attention, or how to turn everything you have learned into an effective answer under time pressure.
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This seminar is designed to change that.
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Instead of simply teaching you more law, we will look at the subject from the perspective of the exam itself.
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Presented by an experienced tutor who has read dozens of exams, the seminar will show you how to prepare strategically, identify the areas most likely to be assessed, recognise common fact patterns and structure your preparation around the questions you are actually likely to face.
What makes this different?
Most university revision sessions focus on teaching you the law again.
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This seminar focuses on what happens when that law becomes an exam question.
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It focuses on:
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What your examiner is likely to ask
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What recurring fact patterns are used to assess these issues
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What course content deserves most attention
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How your exam notes should be organised
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How to spot legal issues quickly
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What law to write in your exam
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A methodology for identify all relevant arguments
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Presented by former law lecturer
and experienced exam marker
​The seminar is presented by Dr Ben Wardle, Director of Australian Law Tutor.
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Ben spent a decade teaching law at university and has marked thousands of exams. Through his work as a private law tutor, he has also reviewed dozens of past exams from universities across Australia. This gives him a rare insight into how law exams are designed, how marks are allocated, and how to avoid common mistakes.
Included with your registration
Every registration includes:
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A reserved spot in the limited seats available in the online seminar and Q&A session (worth $117).
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A link to the video recording of the seminar for future use.
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Two complete Australian Law Tutor study guides (worth $98)
Get exam ready
Walk into your exam with a clear plan, exam-ready notes, and a better understanding of what your examiner is likely to ask.
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Your registration includes:
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Torts Exam Strategy Seminar with Dr Ben Wardle
60 minutes live online via Zoom
Value $117
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How to Prepare for Law Exams
A process for predicting likely exam topics for any law subject, building answer templates, practicing with past exams, managing your time under pressure, and understanding how all law exams are marked.
Value $49
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How to Answer Legal Advice Problems
Learn how to break down complex legal problems, identify key issues, create answer templates and a methodology for achieving high marks in applying the law to the facts. This practical guide also explains how to structure effective answers and explains how legal advice problems are written and marked.
Value $49
With a 50-minute tutoring session valued at $117 and two study guides worth $98, the total package value is $215.
Your price for everything is just $59.
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The live online seminar will be held on October 19th, 6:00-7:00pm (Sydney and Melbourne time).
Once you register, you'll receive a confirmation email containing your Zoom link. The day after the seminar you'll receive an email with access to the seminar recording, so you can watch it again whenever you like.
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Spend less time guessing what might be examined and more time preparing for the questions that matter. Places are limited so reserve yours today.
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