The Map showed you the board. The Toolkit runs your campaign on it.
Eight worksheets, trackers and templates that keep every application organised and on time, all at once, so that nothing the campaign needs is left to memory or luck. Built for Global-South law graduates by someone who came through this exact route.
Priced by country. A real product on its own; the course includes it.
What is in it
Work through the eight tools in order. Each phase feeds the next.
1. The Country-Awards Worksheet. For your country and profile, every award across the three funding layers, marked automatic or separate and with the conditions each automatic award still carries, so you build your stack from what you are actually eligible for.
2. The Funding-Stack Planner. Your target degree, the awards your admission file carries without a separate application and what each of them still asks of you, the one or two big external awards worth applying for, and the single earliest deadline that sets your start date.
3. The Master Application Tracker. One board for every degree, award and reference, run on a weekly cadence, with a next-action column that tells you at a glance what has stalled. Ships as a spreadsheet (Excel and CSV) as well as a reference grid.
4. The Document Checklists. Exactly what each application wants and in what form: the Cambridge LLM file, the Oxford BCL file, the four Chevening essays and referees, and the Commonwealth two-headed route, with the operational traps that sink on-time applications.
5. The Reference Request Kit. The request email, the one-page referee brief, and how each system stages its references, so your letters corroborate your file instead of decorating it.
6. The Raw-Material Capture Worksheet. The questions to answer in full before you draft a single essay, so you write from evidence, not from a blank page.
7. The Scholarship CV Template. A clean academic CV that leads with results and puts your fundability where a committee reads it first, with Oxford BCL guidance inside that weights academic evidence.
8. The Odds Reference. The real award counts behind the famous names, so you weigh a named award with a handful of winners that fits your profile against a global one with a hundred times the applicants. Award counts move each cycle; treat them as the shape of the board, not this cycle's gospel.
What it is, and what it is not
The Toolkit runs your campaign end to end: the trackers, checklists, worksheets, reference kit and CV template that keep a multi-award campaign organised and on time. It deliberately stops where judgement begins. It does not write your personal statement, and it does not hand you the essay architecture for the Chevening questions or the admission file; those are the judgement calls the course teaches, not templates the Toolkit fills for you. If you want the tool that organises the campaign, this is it. If you want the judgement that wins each piece, that is the course.
What it costs
€49. Priced by country.
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The full course includes the Toolkit, so if you already have the course you already have this, and if you buy the Toolkit first, it stands on its own.
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