SQE methodology
The methods behind effective SQE revision. These articles unpack proven learning techniques – active recall, spaced repetition, application of law over rote memorisation and the Miller pyramid – to help you study smarter, not harder, for the solicitors qualifying exam.
The latest April 2026 metrics reveal a severe, historical drop in the resitter pass rate, plummeting from an anomalous high of 83.2% in January 2026 down to just 55.7%. Failed SQE2? Explore resitter pass-rate trends, why repeating the same preparation may lead to another fail
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Master the SQE1 syllabus with the new Sept 2026 updates. Break down FLK1 & FLK2, download detailed syllabus PDFs, and practice with human-written MCQs.
As the Solicitors Qualifying Examination continues to establish itself as the primary route to qualification in England and Wales, it remains a uniquely broad and...
AI is everywhere in SQE revision in 2026. Dr Olga Pogrebennyk on where it genuinely speeds up your FLK prep, where it quietly backfires, and how to use it without wrecking your chances.
One of the most common concerns we hear from SQE candidates is: “I know the law, but I am still struggling in mocks.” This concern...
Our specialised resources are here to guide you every step of the way: SQE1 Course for Foreign Candidates SQE2 Exemption Assistance Introduction: Language Requirements in...
Understanding SQE2 pass rates is crucial for every aspiring solicitor. Whether you’re just starting your preparation or have faced an unsuccessful attempt – analysing SQE2...
Challenging SQE results is regulated by the SQE Appeals Policy (Policy). This article is a detailed guidance for aspiring solicitors. It does not constitute legal advice. Note, we provide the opportunity for a free analysis of your SQE2 breakdown.