Welcome to The Legal English Language School. We train lawyers and law students with the best language courses; including Legal English Online, in London, in Dubai and legal writing skills.
Why The Legal English School?
- High quality, flexible and affordable language training programs
- Skilled, experienced and specialized teachers
- High level of personal attention and care
- Friendly and fun environment
- Partnerships with many law schools and universities across the world
- Excellent London location
One Japanese lawyer visited us from Japan to take part in our world-class intensive Legal English course.
Melissa is a translator from Brazil who specialises in legal translation. She studied with us to improve her knowledge.
Enrico Sarti is one of Italy's top lawyers specialising in canon law. He visits us every year to learn English for Law.
- "Thank you to my Legal English teacher for his great support, efforts and the chance to learn a lot about the subject."
Ezzat Abdelmohsen
Chief Legal Officer
Al Sayer Franchising, UAE.
Pictured here during his Legal English Full Immersion Course.
Intensive Legal English Course
Learn English for Lawyers in a one-to-one or group setting over five days or longer with the best native speaker Legal English teachers.
Legal English Course Online
If you are unable to visit Legal English UK in London, you can learn the language or prepare for TOLES and IELTS with our teachers online via Skype.
Business English Courses
We offer Business English language courses on an intensive or weekly basis to both lawyers and other professionals. Learn with our trainers in London or online.
TOLES Courses
If you are preparing to take the TOLES Test of Legal English Skills, our excellent tutors can help you to become more confident and fluent.
Students from the Legal English Immersion Course visiting The Law Society in London.
Some of our Intensive Legal English course students taking part in an open day at The Supreme Court in London.
A few of our great Legal English teachers receiving teaching certificates in London earlier this year.