A structured revision system built on active recall, examiner methodology, and a timetable that tells you exactly what to study and when.
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If you're enrolled with an institutional CLP provider, you're bombarded with over 30 books on day one.
On top of that, you're collecting notes from seniors, photocopies from tutorials, handouts from lecturers — all with no clear way of knowing what actually matters. There's too much noise, no structure, and no method for retaining any of it.
If you're studying independently, it's even worse — you're starting from scratch with nothing.
Either way, you highlight everything, read the same pages over and over, and two weeks before the exam, you realise you've forgotten most of what you studied three months ago.
You forget 80% of what you study within one week. That's not a guess — that's the Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve. If you're studying 10 subjects over several months with no system for revisiting material, you're essentially starting from scratch every time.
And here's what nobody tells you — reading and re-reading your notes feels productive. But recognition is not the same as recall. The CLP doesn't ask you to recognise the right answer. It asks you to produce it from memory, under pressure, in a structured format. If you can't actively recall it, you don't know it.
The problem was never how hard you work. It's how you prepare.
Everything in Refresh Learning is built on evidence-based study methods, adapted specifically for the CLP.
Not random front-and-back cards. Every flashcard uses cloze deletion — statutory provisions, case names, and key legal principles are blanked out and you retrieve them from memory. That's active recall — one of the most evidence-based study methods in cognitive science. Combined with spaced repetition at increasing intervals — day one, day three, day seven, day fourteen, day thirty — you study less per session but retain more when it matters. Active recall strengthens the memory. Spaced repetition makes it stick.
Structured around the ILAC framework endorsed by the 2025 CLP Examiner Report. These aren't random notes passed down from a senior. They're built around how the exam expects you to answer — clear issue identification, precise legal principles, structured application, and definitive conclusions.
A structured planning system that tells you what to study, when to study it, and when to revisit it. Based on Ali Abdaal's retrospective revision method, adapted specifically for CLP candidates. After each study session, you log what you covered and rate your confidence. The timetable then tells you when to revisit that topic based on how well you know it. No more guessing. No more realising two weeks before the exam that you haven't touched a subject in months.
Refresh Learning is launching with three subjects — the ones candidates struggle with most.
More subjects coming soon.
Every confirmed change between the 2025 and 2026 LPQB syllabuses. Ranked by exam significance across all five subjects. Critical changes, new cases, removed statutes — delivered straight to your inbox the moment you join.
We're selecting a small group of beta testers from the waitlist — starting with Criminal Procedure, the subject with the highest failure rate in 2025. Beta testers get the full system first: flashcards, notes, and timetable.
Beta testers get a locked-in rate when the platform officially launches. This price won't be available to anyone else, ever. Our way of rewarding the people who trusted the product early.
The guide alone covers hours of research you'd have to do yourself. Beta access and founder's pricing are only available through the waitlist. There's no cost and no commitment to join.
Join the Waitlist NowRefresh Learning was built by a First Class Honours law graduate who passed the CLP. The system behind it was developed during actual CLP preparation — not in theory, but in practice. Every flashcard, every note, every timetable structure was tested against the real exam.
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