The central question for every law student and legal trainee is: How can I learn more effectively and improve my working methods? This book, now in its revised fifth edition, provides an overview of the fundamental prerequisites for enhancing learning success through numerous practical examples. It begins by addressing the far-reaching significance of general psychological prerequisites for learning. In this section, you will find discussions on goal setting, planning, and the meaningful implementation of your ideas. Furthermore, practical tips and tricks for time management are provided through concrete examples. The reader will receive suggestions for creating a personal timetable, improving the workspace, using the computer more effectively, dynamic reading, and eliminating distractions during study sessions. The work also offers an introduction to the basics of learning psychology. A survey of mnemonic techniques illustrates the possibilities for enhancing memory performance. Additionally, knowledge about the essential role of motivation and reward is conveyed. Further tips relate to memorization, creating a study card system, and effective repetition. Subsequently, the central importance of relaxation for learning is explained, and various relaxation methods are introduced. Recommendations for exam preparation round out the volume, providing the reader with suggestions for recognizing personal exam anxiety as well as long-term and short-term exam training.