Mooting Workshop

About the event

Step into the exciting world of mooting with the Mooting Workshop: Courtroom Carnival hosted by the Law Society! This fun-filled event is designed to introduce you to the art of mooting in a lively and engaging way. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, this workshop has something for everyone.

What to Expect:

• Introduction to Mooting: Learn the basics of mooting, including its purpose, structure, and the skills you’ll develop. Our experienced speakers will guide you through the essentials and share their insights.
• Interactive Mooting Exercises: Participate in hands-on activities and role-playing scenarios that simulate real courtroom experiences. Practice your arguments, receive feedback, and improve your advocacy skills in a supportive environment.
• Live Demonstration: Watch a live moot court session where seasoned mooters will demonstrate how to present arguments, handle questions from the judge, and deliver persuasive speeches.
• Q&A Session: Have your questions answered by our panel of experienced mooters and legal professionals. Gain valuable tips and advice on how to excel in mooting competitions.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow law students, mooting enthusiasts, and members of the Law Society. Share your experiences, exchange ideas, and build valuable connections.
• Refreshments: Enjoy a selection of snacks and drinks to keep you energized throughout the workshop. Take a break, mingle with other attendees, and have some fun.

Why Attend?

• Skill Development: Enhance your legal research, writing, and advocacy skills. Mooting is a valuable experience that will benefit you in your legal studies and future career.
• Confidence Building: Gain confidence in public speaking and presenting legal arguments. Mooting helps you develop the poise and clarity needed to succeed in the legal profession.
• Career Insights: Learn about the importance of mooting in legal education and how it can boost your employability. Mooting experience is highly regarded by law firms and legal employers.
• Community Engagement: Become an active member of the Law Society and engage with like-minded individuals. Mooting is a great way to get involved and make the most of your time at law school.
• Prepare for Competition; Prepare to compete nationally and internationally. Perhaps even in the Supreme Court...