The Consumers App - HSC Legal Studies app for iPhone and iPad

This app includes nearly 8 HOURS OF VIDEOS that explain the whole topic. No in-app purchases; no streaming. Everything is included within the app.

This app can REPLACE YOUR TEXTBOOK and you can keep this in your pocket for quick reference, last-minute cramming or writing study notes. With hundreds of laws, cases and media reports, you’ll never run out of evidence to use in exams.

Each dot-point is covered individually as its own VIDEO LECTURE. This means that I VISUALLY and VERBALLY EXPLAIN each point and you ALSO have the NOTES that you need to study for the exams.

The research and reading is all done for you. This is NOT A SUMMARY – it is the same as having a teacher who teaches you the topic. Four of the Top Ten students in 2013 used our resources. Chances are, all ten of them will this year. Even the Band 6 responses the Board of Studies published in their ‘Exam Workbooks’ had our content in them!

The app covers all the basics for each heading, but ALSO has the LAWS, CASES, MEDIA REPORTS and STATISTICS that get you the best marks in the exam.

Unlike being in class, this app lets you PAUSE whenever you want to make notes. You can even RE-WATCH any part that you didn’t quite understand without having to stop the lesson.

There is an explanation of how to address the THEMES AND CHALLENGES (but I couldn’t write every paragraph for you for your exams!).

TOPICS (each has every subheading covered):
1.The Nature of Consumer Law
2.Consumer Redress and Remedies
3.Contemporary Issues (Credit, Product Certification, Marketing Innovations and Technology)
TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 459 minutes

Teachers are able to separately purchase the original PowerPoint files if they want to use them in class.

Get all the very latest laws, cases and especially media reports from our 3000+ member Facebook page. Just search for HSC Legal Studies – The Apps and enjoy having the hard work done for you!

DISCLAIMER: This app does NOT provide LEGAL ADVICE. It provides materials to try to help students improve their marks, not to stop you from going to jail. Get a lawyer if you want legal advice about any of the issues covered by the app.