This article will mainly focus on the second stage of the SQE, seeking to provide you with important insights and recommendations.
Super Exam Blog
Our previous article “Is it possible to self-prepare for the SQE examination?” discussed various options of SQE preparation. An analysis of their advantages and disadvantages suggests that self-preparation for the SQE offers certain convenient benefits. Building on that, let’s now consider the basic costs associated with the preparation for SQE1 and SQE2.
In this article, we embark on an exciting exploration of various options available to those preparing for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) in the UK. Our focus today is SQE1 online lectures available on the Superexam platform, with a subsequent article to be published delving into the SQE2, both providing valuable insights and recommendations for each SQE assessment.
To get an SQE 1 pass mark, you should also master the art of answering multiple-choice questions as well as learn a range of skills and exam techniques.
The Future of Legal Education and Legal Education of the Future
One of the most prominent features of the 21st century is certainly the diversification of higher education. We already see differences in the form, curriculum, forms of instruction, and structure of educational institutions caused by rapid social and technological changes. Indeed, classical higher education has been bound to change – due to the growing gap […]
The Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) is the new set of assessments that all aspiring solicitors have to pass to qualify in England and Wales. It consists of the SQE1, testing functioning legal knowledge (SQE FLK1 and SQE FLK2), and SQE2, assessing practical legal skills. Both assessments are made up of two parts, the SQE1 requiring […]
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SQE2 Effective Prep Strategy: Resitters, LPC Grads and Paralegals
In this article I intend to advise those of you who decide to use the SQE route to becoming a solicitor, but have either already failed it or are at risk thereof.
I decided to embark on becoming a solicitor in England & Wales because in 2018 I was heading the legal department for the U.S. and United Kingdom for a start-up. When I started at that company I did not know until day two of my employment that my duties would include a region I had […]
Qualifying in England & Wales as a lawyer qualified somewhere else
I remember sitting my bar exams and thinking “these are the last exams I will ever take.” I couldn’t even concentrate on the exams. I was too focused on the post-exam relief, and the thought of just working, not studying. Cue *life* and I was introduced to the QLTS – the Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme. If you […]
