This membership is designed for lawyers at all levels who want to refine their courtroom advocacy skills, including examination-in-chief,  cross-examination, submissions and speeches. Whether you’re newly qualified or have years of experience but feel that your case analysis and courtroom skills need improvement, this membership provides actionable strategies to achieve lasting results.

Most advocacy training is delivered in short, one-off courses. You leave with notes but little chance to practise, refine, or build lasting confidence.

This membership is different. It’s designed as an ongoing, practical training space where advocates can:

• Practise regularly in monthly live sessions, using briefs and professional actors as witnesses.
• Receive constructive feedback that helps you improve month on month — not just a once-off.
• Learn from leading practitioners and judges in specialist workshops across various practise areas..
• Access a  library of resources — including written toolkits, demonstration advocacy videos, and recorded masterclasses — so you can keep learning between sessions.
• Build confidence through community, alongside peers who understand the pressures of real courtroom work.

It’s a supportive environment where you can test techniques, make mistakes safely, and develop advocacy skills that  work.

Yes, absolutely! The membership is open and relevant to advocates worldwide, who practise in a common law jurisdiction. Please note that live sessions are scheduled in GMT, so you may need to adjust for your local time zone.

Yes — absolutely.

While many of our demonstration briefs are based on criminal law scenarios, the advocacy techniques we teach are designed to be applied across a wide range of common law practice areas — including family and civil law.

Our monthly live advocacy sessions are not limited to crime. We regularly run practical sessions focused on non-criminal areas, giving members the opportunity to practise advocacy techniques in other contexts.

In addition, our guest-led workshops are delivered by experienced barristers, judges, and specialist advocates from across various fields. These sessions provide deeper insights into courtroom and tribunal advocacy beyond the criminal courts.

Key advocacy skills, like cross-examination, submissions, and managing judicial interventions, are universally relevant. And even in practice areas where witness statements take the place of live examination-in-chief, understanding how to elicit and challenge evidence effectively remains essential.

This makes the membership a valuable training ground no matter your specialism.

We encourage you to take advantage of the opportunity to perform during the monthly live sessions to get the best results , however, you are welcome to join the sessions to simply observe.