QLTS School’s preparation courses for the SQE exams reflect the SRA Assessment Specification and are based on a decade of experience in teaching foreign lawyers for the QLTS exams. This ensures that you will be equipped with all the tools necessary to achieve success in the SQE exams. Furthermore, studying together does not only allow you to experience the different approaches people may take towards the SBAQs but it also requires you to potentially defend your answer. Having to explain your reasoning for a particular answer can also highlight any troubles you may have in understanding legal principles or whether you may have misread the question or facts in general. Moreover, when having to explain why you chose a particular answer you simultaneously strengthen your confidence in your ability to answer a question by yourself which will prove beneficial for the real assessment. Our guides are comprehensively rewritten and updated each year by qualified lawyers with input from top SQE students from a range of law schools. In the final stage of SQE2 preparation, you will develop and practise your legal skills using study aides like:

Books Archive - ReviseSQE

These take a similar format to SQE-style questions and provide an opportunity to understand how content might be applied to a scenario. Over 2500 digital flash cards, featuring brief questions and answers on all the topics relating to the law covered by the SQE2 syllabus. Preparing for the SQE requires a serious time commitment. On average, it is likely to take about 9-12 months to be fully prepared for both stages of the SQE. As a general guideline, studying for the SQE1 exam would entail a candidate study for approximately 5-6 months for about 15-20 hours per week, while another candidate might choose to spread out their study time commitment over a period of 12-18 months. For the SQE2 exam, a candidate would most likely spend about 3 to 4 months studying, or up to 8 months, also studying for 15-20 hours per week.Join this virtual event for game-changing insights from successful lawyers and graduate recruiters. Master the art of applying for training contracts! As a final year solicitor apprentice, I was part of the very first cohort of students to take the SQE1 exams in November 2021. 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! 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. To find out how to work on your self-confidence, read this LCN Blog: ‘Self-confidence – a key skill’ .

SQE FAQs - ReviseSQE

May 15, 2023This is a unique guide to preparing for the SQE1 FLK1 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... To learn more about the SQE, read this LCN Feature: ‘The Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE): everything we know so far’ .The SQE will eventually replace the Legal Practice Course (LPC) as the only route to qualification as a solicitor, with a transitional period until 31 December 2032. The shift in mindset worked as I passed the SQE1 exams! Now onto prep for SQE2 in April, but not before I leave you with my most important top tips for success in SQE1.