The London School of Law
( A reputable law, management, computing and Nursing Care learning centre at the heart of London)

The London School of Law is a non-profit making organisation promoted by A. C. A. S. Memorial Trust 1990. Since its foundation in 1991, the London School of Law has evolved into a centre of learning for a range of law courses. More recently, the School has diversified into other subject areas namely Computer Studies, Business Management and Health and Social Care.

The School’s student population is fairly cosmopolitan with a mix of students both from the UK and Overseas. Most of the students later start their career either practicing as solicitors, undertaking a variety of legal work as they embrace the legal profession or professional managers in industry and commerce.

The School serves the needs of the students throughout the duration of their respective courses of study. It also provides them with any support they may require or request as far as reasonably practicable. Educational visits to the courts, etc are organised with a view to equipping students with a sense of the real and a feel for the practical thereby reinforcing and enhancing their knowledge of theories and concepts.

The school operates from its prestigious location in Central London with easy access by public transport. A number of arts and cultural centres and other places of interest – Buckingham Palace, The Houses of Parliament, The Bank Centre ( National Theatre, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Hayward Gallery, National Film Theatre…), the Old Vic Theatre, London Eye – are all within walking distance of the School.