• Torts

• Administrative Law

• Civil Procedure

• Ethics & Professional Responsibility

• Statutory Interpretation

• Theories of Law; Legal Theory; Jurisprudence

• Foundations of Law

• Public International Law

• Introduction to Law; Business Law; Law & Society

• Negotiation, Mediation, Civil Dispute Resolution

• Social Media and the Law; Media Law

From high achievers looking for an academic edge, to students struggling with their grades and frustrated with law school — Jing Wong works with a wide range of undergraduate, honours and postgraduate law students. He is particularly passionate about helping students master and apply key legal concepts. 

He can provide revision sessions, problem-solving learning problems, and feedback in tackling challenging concepts and refining legal reasoning skills. He can also provide general productivity, planning and academic mentorship across most Australian law and law-adjacent subjects. Sessions will be tailored to each student's needs and objectives, focusing on building and applying legal reasoning skills, identifying legal issues, and formulating study plans and strategies to use in exams and assessments. Jing holds a Blue Card (Qld).

Jing is an enthusiastic tutor with over 2 years' experience teaching and tutoring undergraduate and honours law students across Australia. His central ethos is to help students develop the right tools to excel in their legal studies. He studied at the University of Western Australia Law School and has been admitted to the legal profession in Australia and New Zealand. He has tutored and taught law students at Griffith Law School and Union College, University of Queensland.

• Initial 10 minute consult (online): free.

• One-to-one tutoring (online): $55 per 45 minutes.

Former students please inquire.

Please note that Jing does not write, review, edit, proofread or assist with assignments or assessment tasks under any circumstances. He is unable to tutor students studying at Griffith University.

Contact Jing at brisbanelawtutor@outlook.com (brisbanelawtutor [at] outlook [dot] com) to discuss. Please note that he is not available to tutor students in the first half of 2026.