SQE1 uses a scaled scoring system to ensure fairness across different sittings and to maintain consistency. Candidates often wonder how this process works and how it impacts their results.
A-Level Law for many will conjure up images of dusty tomes of ancient laws, stuffy courtrooms, and years spent poring over legislation. In reality, the A-Level law qualification is far more dynamic, accessible, and relevant than you might think.
The latest data from the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has revealed a concerning decline in the SQE1 pass rate, with only 44% of candidates passing the exam in the most recent July 2024 sitting.
Let’s explore the key factors to consider when selecting your SQE2 private tutor and why personalised support could make all the difference.
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.
Whether you're considering an SQE1 course, engaging in SQE self-study, or exploring SQE1 materials, this article will break down the key subjects and areas tested in the SQE1, ensuring you're well-prepared for the challenge ahead.
Some candidates might wonder if they can bypass certain elements of SQE2. In this article, we explore the possibilities of SQE2 exemptions and what that means for your preparation.
As a teenager, I studied A-level Law in sixth form and found it fascinating. This experience was a significant driving force behind my decision to study law and to pursue a legal education.
Understanding how to master the challenging format of the SQE1 exam, including practising with high-quality SQE1 questions, can make a substantial difference in your performance.
