I coach aspiring lawyers, law students and underdog candidates — including first-gen and neurodivergent students — to turn an awkward CV and a noisy head into interviews, offers, and a plan that actually fits their life.
I didn't get the polished start. ADHD made school chaotic. My A-levels didn't land. I went to a university outside the Russell Group, walked onto campus convinced top firms wouldn't read past page one of my CV.
Getting coached changed it. Not magic — just systems: scheduling, accountability, application templates, and someone honest in my corner. I built habits that worked with my brain, ran for Law Society president (and won), hosted events, networked with legal professionals, volunteered, and started getting interviews from the kind of firms I'd ruled out.
I graduated with a strong first and a training contract at my dream firm. They're funding my SQE. Now I coach the version of me from three years ago — the one who almost didn't apply.
I just went through this gauntlet. The advice is current, not nostalgic.
Non-RG, first-gen, ADHD, gap years, bad A-levels — these are starting points, not dealbreakers.
You leave each session with a list of three things to do — and a check-in next week.
I'll tell you when a draft isn't ready. I'll also tell you when you're being too hard on yourself.
Start with a free call. We'll figure out what you actually need — most people only need one or two of these.
A no-pressure call. We talk about where you are, where you want to go, and whether coaching is actually the right move for you.
A line-by-line review of your CV with rewrite suggestions, clearer wording, and a stronger structure.
Training contract, vacation scheme or paralegal application. I'll mark it up like a partner would — but kinder.
Realistic mock interviews with hard questions and live feedback. Competency, commercial, and partner-style scenarios.
Ongoing coaching. We plan your week, work on applications, untangle blockers, and keep you accountable between sessions.
Advice and guidance for undergraduate law students who want to perform well, get involved, and avoid burning out.
Also covered on calls: deadline & accountability support, networking strategy, extracurriculars, templates, mindset, and general questions you'd otherwise Google at 1am.
Aspiring lawyers applying for vacation schemes or training contracts.
Law students (LLB or conversion) figuring out what to do and when.
University students considering a career in law and unsure where to start.
Non-Russell Group students who feel locked out of top firms.
First-gen and underdog candidates with no one in their corner.
Neurodivergent students, including those with ADHD, who want structure that fits how they work.
Real client reviews will live here as coaching scales. For now, here's the kind of support people get — written as examples, not claims.
"Helped me rewrite my 'why this firm' paragraph in a single call. I stopped sounding generic."
"We built a weekly schedule that actually worked with my ADHD. I stopped missing deadlines."
"Mock interview was harder than the real one. Felt prepared for the first time."
Early client reviews coming soon. Want to be one of the first?
For the launch period, everything is 50% off for the next two weeks. I'm coaching alongside SQE prep, so spaces are limited while I build out reviews.
Book a free call first if you are unsure what you need.
Full markup of one training contract or vac scheme app.
Book →Ongoing coaching with check-ins between sessions.
Enquire →Exact prices can be confirmed on the free call. The 50% launch discount applies to paid services booked during the two-week launch period.
The free call is the easiest way in. I'll send a calendar invite and a short prep note.
or browse all session types:
See all coaching sessions →Launch offer: 50% off paid coaching sessions booked in the next two weeks. Use the free call if you want help choosing the right option.