Category: Exam experiences
When preparing for the SQE1, especially for subjects like Property Practice, it’s not enough to simply memorise rules and procedures. Understanding how those rules are...
Legal systems regulate property ownership to ensure clarity, security and enforceability of rights. In England and Ukraine, property transfer follows distinct legal traditions shaped by...
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At the beginning of my requalification journey in the UK, I found it nearly impossible to choose between two options for my professional development: a...
As aspiring solicitors prepare for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE), one recurring question is whether exam outcomes differ by gender – and if so, how these differences...
Failing the SQE2 exam can be discouraging, but it is not the end of your journey. Instead, it is an opportunity to pass with a high mark, which may be crucial for future employment.
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Annie Luo is a senior partner at a prestigious law firm in China. In 2019, Annie started her journey to qualify as a solicitor in England and Wales through the QLTS. She first cleared the QLTS MCT, a precursor to the SQE1. In October 2023, Annie successfully passed the SQE2.
Celeste Chen from China embarked on her journey to qualify as a solicitor through the QLTS. She successfully passed the MCT (the precursor to SQE1) and then proceeded to pass the SQE2 exam in April 2023.
Interviewer: Hello everyone, today we have Taha, one of our successful graduates who's now a solicitor admitted to the roll of solicitors of England and Wales. Congratulations on passing the SQE exam, Taha!
