Legal Skills Video Workshops feature over 100 videos including role-play scenarios that focus on interviewing and advocacy together with content presented by a law tutor that covers legal writing and offers guidance on the drafting of the most common legal documents. If you are working while preparing for the SQE, allocate a set amount of time each day to study, whenever works for you, and commit to it. Don’t fall behind!

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QLTS School will help ensure that you fully understand the format and structure of the assessment by using study aides such as a course guide and SQE2 exam day resources. Full-time (Day): Birmingham, Bristol, Chester, Egham (Royal Holloway), Exeter, Guildford, Hong Kong, Leeds, Liverpool, London Bloomsbury, London Moorgate, Manchester, Newcastle, Norwich, Nottingham, Reading and Sheffield The Solicitors Qualifying Examination or SQE is the new assessment for those wishing to qualify as a solicitor. The first SQE1 assessment took place in November 2021 and the SQE will gradually replace the longstanding Legal Practice Course as the route to becoming a solicitor in England and Wales. May 15, 2023This is a unique guide to preparing for the SQE1 FLK2 assessment, containing a complete practice test along with practical advice on approaching the exam and what to expect on the day of the test. SQE1 is assessed using multiple-choice questions and in this book... Although I already have a law degree, the SQE exams required a shift in mindset. This is because single best answer multiple-choice questions are not the type of exam that a law degree prepares you for.It is important to focus on the SQE in two stages, SQE1 and SQE2, because you will first need to pass SQE1 before you can attempt SQE2. QLTS School suggests the following preparation plan: SQE1 Preparation As law students, we are conditioned to answer either problem or essay questions, where we can provide reasoning, explanations and justification for our answers, however with the SQE exams, you are either right or wrong. You either pass or fail. This is pretty terrifying! SQE2: Booking for the January 2024 SQE2 is open and closes at 5pm (UK time) on 7 December 2023. Please see the SQE Newsfor more information.

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The planning and preparation to become a solicitor from 2021 and beyond will look differently than it has in recent years, with the upcoming implementation of the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE). We help you learn faster: we know you don’t have time to read every single sentence of all the textbooks you’ve got out of the library, so we cut through the waffle and pull out the detail you actually need to know for your exams. Read this LCN Feature: ‘ A guide to SQE preparation courses’ to compare the SQE preparation courses by key criteria including fees, learning styles and locations. This one can be difficult, as aspiring lawyers want to aim for the top mark! However, it is highly unlikely that you will get every answer correct (the pass mark for the first sitting was 56/57%), so don’t get caught up on perfection!These are listed at the end of each chapter to help ensure you know, or can revise, terms and concepts you’ll need to be familiar with for the assessments. The monitoring and maximising diversity survey has been updated. Please return to the survey to reconfirm your answers and complete the new section at the end. At this stage of study, focus will be on substantive and procedural law. Study aides of this stage include (links to sample materials included): We know that many law schools are changing their assessments due to COVID-19 related disruption and are instead setting take home assessments, 24 hour research projects and extended essays. We therefore thought it would be helpful to put together a free guide to help you prepare for these unusual assessments. These questions help you assess where you feel confident and which topics you may need to spend a bit more time on (and to find them in the chapter).

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SQE2 tests the candidates written and oral legal skills through 16 individual assessments over five days, covering legal writing, drafting and research, case and matter analysis, interviewing/attendance notes and advocacy. Each chapter begins with an overview of the main topics covered and why you need to understand it for the purpose of the SQE 1 assessments. Unlike other revision guides, SQE Answered strikes the right balance between concise summaries and sufficiently-detailed explanations. SQE Answered is designed to help you to really understand the law and how best to apply it, using step-by-step answers, flowcharts and other proven learning techniques. The online version of the SQE1 Exam Preparation Course covers the same content as the on campus version, with the added flexibility of choosing where you study. The SQE is the new route to qualifying as a solicitor in England and Wales, comprised of a centralised set of exams, introduced to create a standardised exam leading to a more accessible and diverse legal profession.

This is a short revision preparation course. There will be multiple SQE1 style practice tests throughout this course, but there is no formal assessment and it does not lead to an academic award.