Price Policy

THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS AN ARBITRATION REQUIREMENT AND CLASS ACTION WAIVER. YOUR ATTENTION IS DRAWN IN PARTICULAR TO SECTION H. DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND SECTION G. LIMITATION CLAUSE.

This Price Policy is supplemental to the Terms and Conditions and Online SQE2 Booking Policy. Where inconsistent with the latter, and save where otherwise stated in this policy or Booking Policy, this policy shall prevail. For the avoidance of any doubt, the terms defined in the Terms and Conditions shall apply to this policy save where such terms are inconsistent with any specifically defined herein. 

A. PRICE: INDIVIDUAL ITEMS

(i) SQE2 Practice:   

Note, more specifically the Mock stations are regulated by the respective Online SQE2 Booking Policy depending on your SQE2 setting, and that Booking policy shall prevail where inconsistent with this Price Policy.   

(ii) SQE2 Group Sessions

Note, the Live-streamed interactive sessions and Live-streamed mocks (Legal Theatre®) are regulated by the SMART EVENTS BOOKING POLICY (LEGAL THEATRE), which shall prevail where inconsistent with this Price Policy. 

(iii) SQE1 Theory: Lectures*

*Regular prices range from £35 to £70, with seasonal discounts available.

All the Recorded lectures are broken down into smaller chunks. These are available in the Library section on the platform, together with smart notes and materials for extra reading (such as attachments and references). 

Live revision lectures are interactive live sessions designed to cover law updates, analyse multiple choice questions, and address exam techniques. These sessions typically range from 1 to 2 academic hours, depending on the volume of materials. The lectures occur monthly and are usually focused on a specific subject or a group of related subjects. Students can submit questions in advance and during the session, with priority given to questions submitted in advance. The schedule of the lectures for each stream is displayed on the website. We reserve the right to make changes in the dates and subjects if required. We understand the importance of planning ahead, and will only resort to this in case of dire necessity. It is further regulated by the Smart Events Booking Policy.

(vi) SQE2 Theory: Lectures*

NOTE, LECTURES MAY BE PURCHASED ONLY JOINTLY OR IN ADDITION TO LEGAL THEATRE OR MOCK STATIONS. WE DO NOT SELL THEORY SEPARATELY FROM INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP PRACTICE.  

If you wish to purchase a  LWL, CIL or AL skills lecture, You must also purchase at least one mock in the same skill as the lecture and book it. In the case of drafting lectures: 

• If You purchase all the drafting lectures, You must also purchase, book and handle at least one LD mock in any area of law. 
• If You purchase one or some drafting lectures, You must also purchase, book and handle at least one LD mock in the same areas of law.   

Examples: 

• CIL must be purchased with at least one CI mock session or LT in any area of law.
• AL must be purchased with at least one CI mock session in any area of law.
• LWL must be purchased with at least one LW mock session in any area of law.
• Civil litigation drafting lecture must be purchased jointly with the Civil litigation LD mock session. The same applies to LDLs in other areas of law.
• If you purchase 2 LDLs: Criminal litigation and property LDLs must be purchased jointly with the Civil litigation and Property LD mock sessions.
• If you purchase all LDLs: must be purchased with at least one LD mock session in any area of law.

This mock(s)/LT shall not be subject to any refund.

(iii) Smart Credits (SCs): In order to facilitate discounted pricing which is clear, fair, and transparent as to the contents included, and made with a view to maximising your flexibility in choosing and adding the Services that You need during the whole SQE prep period, We have introduced Smart Credits (SC or Credits). Instead of lectures, smart events or mock stations You purchase SC at a price of £1 per 1 Credit. The Credits therefore function as coupons, that You may later convert into mock stations or other Services by means of placing an order: booking the mocks, Group sessions or purchasing access to lectures. 

(iv) How to purchase: You may either “pay as you go” by adding and paying for a particular item or You can make a bulk purchase topping up your account with a particular amount of money. In either case You may be entitled to a discount, please see Section B, below, in this respect. In order to make an estimate of the amount required please use our Smart-calculator before placing your order. 

B. DISCOUNTS ON BULK PURCHASES OF INDIVIDUAL ITEMS

Top-up discounts shall be calculated as follows –

1. There are 4 thresholds which entitle You to a discounted price as provided in the table below (Thresholds):  

2. The under-threshold fees paid for the services You purchase shall be added to your Cumulative Total. Upon reaching a threshold, they shall entitle you to the respective discount displayed in the table above on any further purchases. The total discount on any purchase is capped at 20% of the originally displayed un-discounted price of the items being purchased. 
3. You further may choose whether or not to apply a discount to your purchase. Please note that applying a discount to your purchase will substantially reduce the amount of any refund You will be entitled to if You request one. See Section F. REFUND below. If You opt to apply a discount, it will apply to all your purchases and may not be changed. 
4. If You opt to apply a discount to your purchases, the respective discount shall be automatically applied to any purchase made at the time of that election, and to any further purchases You make, until You reach another higher Threshold, at which time the corresponding greater discount will apply to further purchases. 
5. Discounts cannot be applied retrospectively: upon reaching a Threshold You shall be entitled to a discount on the purchase taking place at the time, and on future purchases, but this shall not apply to your previous purchases. Your previous purchases shall however remain relevant to the calculation of your Cumulative Total.

Example: Your first purchase is for £999, which is just below the first Threshold. You then later purchase some additional mocks for the amount of £240, causing your Cumulative Total to exceed the first Threshold. In this case, if You opt to apply the discount, the price You will pay for this purchase (£240 ) will be reduced by 10% leaving a total payable of £216 in this case. Any further purchases You make will also benefit from this 15% discount until You reach a higher discount Threshold. However, You will not be entitled to any discount on the initial purchase of £499.

6. The discounts apply to all the services provided by Us, except those that are already sold as a package, including but not limited to: SQE2 Skills Pack and Special SQE2 packages for the QLTS candidates and LPC grads. For the avoidance of any doubt, the discounts shall not apply to the purchase of SCs.

C. PACKAGES 

NEITHER OF THE PACKAGES IS SUBJECT TO ANY REFUND AS PROVIDED IN SECTION F, BELOW.

As a matter of good practice which We developed during QLTS, We are offering a discounted price on the following Theory and Group sessions, sold as a package:

(i) SQE1:

Package A FLK1 & FLK2

• 13-month subscription to the following materials with a 12-month subscription to the Oxford University Press (OUP) SQE Prep & Practise.
• Live & Recorded lectures + OUP SQE Prep & Practise manual with approximately 1200 multiple-choice questions + Synopsis Notes + Flashcards.
• Growing Our Own Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ) Database
• Full preparation package for FLK1 & FLK2 with the option to extend the subscription for an additional £150 for another 6 months, or £250 per annum.
• Suitable for foreign lawyers, who have not completed LLB in the UK and non-law graduates.

*Interactive live-revision lectures (LRL) are conducted to address your inquiries, discuss law updates, and work through the multiple-choice questions together. They additionally are regulated by the SMART EVENTS BOOKING POLICY (LEGAL THEATRE), which shall prevail where inconsistent with this Price Policy. 

*Our full package is priced at £1,800, but if you choose to exclude the Oxford University Press SQE Prep & Practice (external manuals with 1,200+ MCQs), your total comes down to just £1,400.

Mentor Consultation is conducted as a one-to-one or group session. Its purpose is to assist with the development of an individual study plan and provide guidance for the preparation. Any complex law questions or inquiries will be addressed during the Revision lectures.

Mentorship Programmes as Part of Package A FLK1 & FLK2:

We introduce mentorship programmes for overseas aspiring solicitors from select jurisdictions, named ‘XX SQE1 Study Groups’. If you are accepted into these groups, you will receive mentorship from experienced professionals who share your legal origins. Acceptance into a group is at the mentors’ discretion. The role of the mentors is:

• Supervision and Support: Answering very basic questions to ensure understanding and clarity.
• Tracking Progress: Keeping aspiring solicitors on track through monthly meetings.
• SQE1 & Career Guidance: Guiding you through the SQE1 preparation process with tips, techniques, and general career and employment advice.

The mentorship is conducted via Mentor Consultations. Now there are the following Mentorship Study Groups:

• India Study Group
• African Study Group
• French-Speaking Study Group

SQE1 RESITTERS PACKS:

Package B FLK1 Resitters

• 13-month subscription to the following materials
• Recorded lectures + Synopsis Notes + Flashcards
• Expanding the Challenging Questions Database for FLK1
• Suitable for those who have previously failed FLK1
• Does not include a subscription to live lectures or meetings with a mentor.

Package C FLK2 Resitters

• 13-month subscription to the following materials
• Recorded lectures + Synopsis Notes + Flashcards
• Expanding the Challenging Questions Database for FLK2
• Suitable for those who have previously failed FLK2
• Does not include a subscription to live lectures or meetings with a mentor.

Limited bursaries are available for Ukrainian lawyers and those in need. Please contact us at info@superexam.uk for more information.

Package D FLK1 + FLK2 Resitters

• [Package B] FLK1 Resitters + [Package C] FLK2 Resitters 5% Discount = Only £1,055

To subscribe to this joint package, contact us at: info@superexam.uk

(ii) SQE2:

SQE2 Skills Package

Note, the Live-streamed interactive sessions and Live-streamed mocks (Legal Theatre®) are regulated by the SMART EVENTS BOOKING POLICY (LEGAL THEATRE), which shall prevail where inconsistent with this Price Policy. 

Note, the SQE skills lectures are developed based on our personal experience of passing the assessment and also coaching the aspiring solicitors for the QLTS OSCE. They are carefully prepared to provide You with the skills and knowledge necessary to adopt a pragmatic approach when undertaking a particular SQE2 skills assessment. Such lectures are also designed to facilitate the practical application of the relevant skills to mocks and actual assessments, with the aim of helping You to excel at the same.

Only two SQE2 assessments are different from QLTS OSCE, namely: 

1. Matter analysis, which is an entirely new assessment; and 
2. Legal research, which is substantially different from the same under the QLTS regime. 

Since the above two assessments are a novelty for the SQE training, We will require some period of practical teaching and coaching for those two assessments in order to develop the pragmatic approach and tips necessary, and to reflect these in the skills lectures.  

Note, guidance from the lectures alone may not be enough to prepare for the SQE2 assessments. These lectures are intended to facilitate, expedite and reduce the required number of the mock stations in order to develop your personal skills and exam techniques. It is therefore strongly suggested that, in addition to the relevant lectures, You undertake further relevant personal study.

SQE2 Oral Package

SQE2 LPC Package

SQE2 Advanced Package

SQE2 Advanced + Package

SQE2 RESITTERS PACKS:

SQE2 Resits Pack A ‘Law & Skills’ (£1250): Results analysis; Diagnostic SQE2 Mock (2 in 1 Interview + AN or CMA typed); SQE2 Skills Package, including 4 Live-group SQE2 mocks: Legal Theatre® (2 Interviews + 2 Advocacies); Pre-recorded lectures with notes: in total Revision notes + 20 pre-recorded lectures + live-streamed revision sessions during the subscription period + 4 ‘group mocks’;

SQE2 Resits Pack B ‘Skills Practice’ (£1500): Results analysis; Diagnostic SQE2 Mock (2 in 1 Interview + AN or CMA typed); SQE2 Skills Package, including 4 Live-group SQE2 mocks: Legal Theatre® (2 Interviews + 2 Advocacies);  3 SQE2 Oral 1-to-1 mocks (Advocacy + Interview + AN); 4 SQE2 Written 1-to-1 mocks (CMA + Writing + Research + Drafting): in total Revision notes + live-streamed revision sessions during the subscription period; 9 ‘1-to-1 mocks’ + 4 ‘group mocks’ + 20 ‘self-practice mocks’.

SQE2 Resits Pack C ‘Resitters: Law, Skills & Practice’ (£1900):: Results analysis; Diagnostic SQE2 Mock (2 in 1 Interview + AN or CMA typed); SQE2 Skills Package, including 4 Live-group SQE2 mocks: Legal Theatre® (2 Interviews + 2 Advocacies); Pre-recorded lectures with notes; 3 SQE2 Oral 1-to-1 mocks (Advocacy + Interview + AN); 4 SQE2 Written 1-to-1 mocks (CMA + Writing + Research + Drafting): in total Revision notes + 20 pre-recorded lectures + live-streamed revision sessions during the subscription period; 9 ‘1-to-1 mocks’ + 4 ‘group mocks’ + 20 ‘self-practice mocks’.

Combined package SQE1 (FLK1&FLK2) +SQE2

Neither of the above packages is subject to any refund of the unused mocks or Credits as provided in Section F, below. If You have not completed some of the mock stations and have already sat and passed the exam, You may complete them at a later stage as a part of the SRA’s continuing competence requirement and these may be added to the annual declaration which You must submit to the SRA annually when renewing your practising certificate. You shall not be entitled to any additional discount under Section B. DISCOUNTS ON BULK PURCHASES, but any relevant sums paid shall contribute to your Cumulative Total, and You shall be entitled to the respective corresponding discounts, in accordance with the Thresholds, on your subsequent purchases. 

(iii) LIVE-EVENTS SUBSCRIPTION 

We conduct live revision lectures monthly, aimed at reviewing law updates, addressing your questions, enhancing our pre-recorded materials, and analysing SQE1 multiple-choice questions. These lectures may focus on specific subject groups, particularly regarding law updates. You are encouraged to submit your questions and requests well in advance. An annual subscription to these lectures can be purchased at a reduced price of £250. Note, subscription to these live lectures is included in some SQE1 and SQE2 packages.

(iv) COURSES

A course is a structured programme of services delivered according to a predefined timeline. It specifies the order of subjects, is subdivided into modules consisting of tasks, and may have defined timeframes for completion. 

By purchasing an SQE Package, You gain access to related course materials on the SUPERexam platform. These materials can be accessed in different sections of the platform – Library, Events, Booking (collectively referred to as ‘the Marketplace‘) – as well as within a structured course related to these materials.

If You purchase a course directly from the Course section of the SUPERexam platform, You will have access only to the course materials, not to additional materials in other sections of the platform, even if they are included in the course. This limitation is due to technical reasons. Should You need access to these materials in the Marketplace, please contact us at info@superexam.com, and we will grant You access.

When purchasing a course, You obtain only the compulsory components and may at any time choose to purchase electives separately.

The contents of the packages and courses, along with their essential terms, are displayed on the platform in their respective descriptions. In the event of any inconsistency between these Terms and Conditions and the terms specified in the packages and courses as displayed on the platform, the latter shall prevail. Please note that these terms and conditions may not cover absolutely all the packages and courses displayed on the platform.

(v) CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 

Smart Lawyers Global Club 

Subscription includes:

• Library: Access to all the English Law recorded lectures, notes, and case lists on the SUPERexam platform.
• Live-streamed Events: Access to all our lectures and workshops on law updates and revision.
• Certificate: Annual certificate of completion.
• Royalties earned on your content.
• Commissions and Referrals.
• Discounted prices for various courses and masterclasses.

Condition: Must be a qualified solicitor (practising or non-practising).

Subscription Fee (per annum):

• Our SQE1 graduates (who have had access to all the lectures): £300
• Our SQE graduates (who have not had access to all the lectures): £450, with further extensions at £300 per year.
• Non-graduates: £600 for the first year, with further extensions at £300 per year.

D. REGISTRATION

We will provide You with brief instructions on how to register with the Superexam platform. These instructions will include guidance on how to book the mock stations. When registering on the platform You must provide your full, real name, as it appears on any state or government identification (e.g., birth certificate, driver’s licence and passport). Only our tutors will be able to see your full name. You may further choose a nickname for yourself by inserting it into a designated box under the name section when registering. 

E. ACCESS 

Subject to your full compliance with our Regulations, We shall grant You a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable license to access the Superexam platform. Any use of the platform in excess of this license is strictly prohibited and constitutes a violation of our Regulations. In instances of such violation, We reserve the right to terminate your access to the Superexam platform, and to pursue any further relevant legal action. 

Upon completing registration, you may choose to join a specific Study Group (SG) tailored to users preparing for a particular exam or exam sitting. You have the option to be a member of several SGs simultaneously. We reserve the right to assign or allocate you to a particular SG at our discretion based on the information provided. This facilitates our communication with you and the regulation of access.

The SGs are structured as follows:

1. Exam Sitting Groups: These are tailored to specific exam sittings, such as SQE1 January or Winter 20xx, or SQE2 July 20xx.
2. Mentorship Groups: These groups are designed for SQE1 preparation and are tailored to the candidates’ backgrounds. They include mentorship groups for Indian, African, French, and Ukrainian candidates. These groups are moderated by experienced tutors and mentors, promoting peer collaboration, providing cultural insights, and facilitating targeted preparatory activities.
3. Candidate’s Objectives: Specifically for SQE2 resitters, offering focused support and strategies for improvement.

Each SG has its own Online Booking Policy. If you purchase or book individual items as defined in A. PRICE: INDIVIDUAL ITEMS without joining a specific SG, you will be subject to the General Online Booking Policy. See Schedule 1 below.

SQE1

The Live Lectures Pack grants you a 13-month subscription starting from the date when access to the mSQE1 courses grant you a 13-month subscription starting from the date access to the materials is granted, regardless of which SQE1 course and/or Study Group you are enrolled in. You may sit the SQE1 examination when you feel prepared.

To support different candidate profiles, we provide three estimated preparation timelines:

• 13-Month Track – Recommended for foreign-qualified lawyers or candidates without prior legal education, usually covering two examination sittings (January and July).
• 9-Month Track – Designed for lawyers from Commonwealth jurisdictions, typically covering two examination sittings (January and July).
• 6-Month Track – Tailored for UK law graduates (LLB or GDL), usually focusing on one examination sitting (January or July).

These timelines are indicative only. Regardless of the track chosen, all candidates retain full access to materials for 13 months.

If you require access beyond the initial 13-month period, this may be extended at a cost of £150 for each additional 6-month period.

SQE2

(i) Each SG has an intensive prep period which starts approximately 2-2.5 months before the first exam date for the relevant sitting. You will be provided with options to choose within in this respect. 

Your allocation to a particular SG gives You the following advantages:

• Priority booking during the intensive period allocated to this group;
• Priority marking – your work will be given priority status in terms of marking during your SG’s intensive prep period; 
• Priority list for the group’s seminars registration;
• Priority support  

(ii) Each SG has three important dates: 

1. Start date – when the intensive prep period commences – approximately 2-2.5 months before the first exam date for this exam sitting;
2. End date – when the intensive prop period is finishing – the last exam date for this sitting;
3. Results date – the day when the results are released.

(iii) Your entitlement to access through the platform shall depend on the Service You purchase:

1. Mock stations: You will have access to the mock materials for 9 consecutive calendar months beginning on and including the date on which the first booked mock was released to You (Release date) or until the End date of your SG, whichever is the earlier. If You subsequently do not pass the assessment with your SG and indicate the required details in your account on or after the Results date, any remaining balance of the 9 months access will be automatically restored until its expiration. 

You may also request to transfer to the next study group free of charge if (the both conditions must be met), – 

1. You submit an application to do so within the period of 60 calendar days beginning on and including the first Release date; and 
2. The transfer request is submitted before the Start date for your current SG’s intensive prep period. 

In order to change SGs after the expiration of the time frames provided immediately above, You will be charged a Transfer fee in accordance with the provisions below.

2. Theory including Skills Guide – cannot be extended. You may purchase particular lectures or Group sessions applying the discount available under your Cumulative Total. In this case the access shall be granted for 9 months beginning on and including the date on which access to the relevant materials is first granted. 

(iv) Transfer Fee: access to the materials may be extended for a further period of 9 months upon payment of a transfer fee. This shall be calculated as 10% of your Cumulative Total, including the price for the booked, but not yet handled mocks. After payment of the Transfer Fee You shall choose one of the available SGs, the End date of which is within a 9 month period calculated from the date of the payment (inclusive). Following receipt of payment, We shall restore your access to the mock materials, which You have already accessed, and You shall be entitled to the SG advantages as provided in E(i) above.

For example, on 1 Jan 2022 You subscribed for the SG Apr 2022 with a Cumulative Total of £1600. The intensive prep period is starting on 1 Feb 2022, but You will be able to book the mocks from the registration date and will have access until 22 Apr 2022. If for some reason You cannot attend the exam, You may change your SG from Apr 2022 to Oct 2022 free of charge, subject to submitting the request before 1 Feb 2022. Otherwise You would have to pay the Transfer Fee, which is calculated as follows: £1600 @ 10% = £160

F. REFUND 

You may opt to redeem any unspent Credits, subject to the total amount of such Credits exceeding the value of £20 (i.e., 20 SC). For the avoidance of doubt, any SC balance below £20 may not be redeemed for its cash value, but may still be applied towards your further purchases. 

The amount of any refund to which You are entitled under this policy shall depend on the party initiating it: 

(i) If We initiate the refund – We shall return to You all sums in full which You have paid in advance for unused services booked* but not yet provided by Us. With regard to the services in respect of which any refund is initiated by us, We shall provide You with reasonable notice prior to terminating your access to the same. 

(ii) If You initiated the refund  – You may request the refund of the unused SC (not yet applied to book* any mocks) as follows:

1. Practice – with the exception of the Special SQE2 packages, the refund is available as follows:

1. Non-discounted purchases – money for the SC shall be returned to You upon request, subject to a 10% arrangement fee to be paid in compensation. You shall bear the refund costs.
2. Discounted purchase – money for the SC shall be returned to You upon request, subject to 30% arrangement fee to be paid in compensation. 

Example: Your first purchase was for £1000 with a 5% discount. So, You paid £950. On your second purchase You added extra mocks for £600, which entitled You to a 10% discount on that purchase. After that You requested a refund of 100 Credits, equal to £100. Since the purchases were discounted, We would deduct 30% from the sum as an arrangement fee. So, out of 100 SC You will receive £70 (100 less 30%). 

*A mock station is deemed to be booked, at the point at which the mock materials are released to You via your classroom on the Superexam platform. It does not matter if You accessed them or not. 

2. Theory (including the Skills Guide) – the refund, access and other possible issues are regulated by the Terms and Conditions.

The refund cannot be partial and applies to all Credits which You currently have on your account. Money paid by You for Credits shall be held by Us on trust until You either utilise these Credits by paying for the mocks, or obtain a refund. YOU SHALL NOT BE ENTITLED TO ANY INTEREST ON THE MONEY AND/OR EXPRESSLY AGREE TO WAIVE ANY SUCH INTEREST.

(iii) Non-refundable

You shall not be entitled to a refund in relation to any of the following:

1. Money or SC used to purchase the minimum number of the mock stations purchased jointly with the skills lectures under (iii) SQE2 Theory: Lectures*;
2. Situations to which para 2 of the Termination & Refund section in the Terms and Conditions applies;
3. Any circumstances as may be provided for in the Refund section of the Online Booking Policy applicable to your Study Group or expressly agreed between You and Us;
4. Special SQE2 packages or SQE2 Skills Package.

G. LIABILITY

1. Unless prohibited by the law, Our total cumulative liability under or in connection with the Services supplied, shall not exceed £120 or the sum paid by You for a particular item of the Service in question (for example mock station, lecture, OSGS), whichever is smaller. Where relevant provisions of applicable law prohibit the limiting of liability to the figures above stated,  Our cumulative liability in respect of the above, shall be limited to the minimum figure permitted by applicable law.

2. YOU HEREBY IRREVOCABLY AND UNCONDITIONALLY WAIVE ANY RIGHT THAT YOU MAY HAVE TO THE AWARD OF PUNITIVE, EXEMPLARY OR SIMILAR DAMAGE.

H. DISPUTE RESOLUTION

1. In the event of any dispute arising out of or in connection with THIS AGREEMENT AND/OR THE SERVICES PROVIDED TO YOU, either party shall invite the other party to commence negotiations to resolve the dispute. Any invitation to negotiate shall be issued in writing, in the usual manner in which the parties communicate in writing.

2. If the parties do not reach a settlement within 60 calendar days of one party having invited the other in writing to negotiate, the dispute shall be exclusively and finally resolved by arbitration in accordance with this clause.

3.  The seat of arbitration shall be Singapore, but the parties agree to hold hearings and/or meetings (if any) virtually or in any suitable location and/or by any suitable means of simultaneous communication. The language of arbitration is to be English. The arbitration tribunal shall consist of a sole arbitrator appointed in accordance with the DELOS Rules of Arbitration. 

4.  By submitting their dispute to arbitration under the DELOS Rules of Arbitration, the parties agree to comply with any award without delay and waive their right to any form of recourse insofar as such waiver can validly be made.

Schedule 1 SQE1 ONLINE BOOKING POLICY (General)

This General Online Booking Policy, as may be amended from time to time, applies to all SQE1 services booked on the SUPERexam platform, and is used in addition to the Terms and Conditions and the Price Policy. Where inconsistent with the latter, this Online Booking Policy shall prevail. 

A. ENROLMENT AND START DATE

1. Open enrolment
   Students may join SQE1 courses at any time. There is no fixed start date unless otherwise regulated in a specific Study Group (SG) policy.
   
2. Prevailing rules
   Where an SG policy sets out different rules regarding start dates, schedules, or deadlines, that SG policy shall prevail.
3. Access duration
   Upon enrolment, students are granted 13 months of access to SQE1 materials, beginning from the date access is activated.
   
4. Extensions
   If further access is required beyond the initial 13 months, this may be extended at a cost of £150 per additional 6-month period.

B. SQE1 MATERIALS

Our SQE1 preparation integrates several complementary study tools, all available via the SUPERexam platform.

1. Pre-recorded lectures and notes
   a. Delivered in bite-size video format by two qualified solicitors, based on specially prepared Smart Notes.
   b. SQE Smart Synopsis Notes are printable, editable, regularly updated, and specifically designed to condense complex content into accessible study aids.
   c. Updates are made in response to live revision sessions, ensuring the content reflects current exam demands.
   d. Key advantages include: exam-focused summaries, structured outlines of difficult areas, and integration with MCQs and flashcards.
   
2. Live revision lectures
   a. Interactive sessions normally handled by two solicitors, but delivery may vary depending on session needs.
   b. Lectures are live-streamed, tentatively scheduled in advance, and video-recorded for those who cannot attend.
   c. Normally held on weekends (Saturday or Sunday).
   d. Purpose: consolidate knowledge, address difficult topics, and update students on recent exam trends.
   e.Typically offered monthly, except in October, January, April, and July, when mentorship programmes and SQE2 Legal Theatre take priority.
   
3. Tests: MCQ banks and SQE1 assessment mocks
   a. Each lecture is followed by MCQs.
   b. SQE1 exam mocks replicate the Kaplan interface, including features such as question flagging and calculator use.
   c. A dedicated SQE1 MCQ bank is provided, including contributions developed under Creative Commons by students as part of their preparation. This approach strengthens exam technique by viewing questions from the assessor’s perspective.
   d. Flashcards and occasional open questions supplement MCQ practice.
   
4. 1-to-1 and small-group sessions
   a. Not included in standard packages, unless specified in a particular SG.
   b. Small group sessions (2–4 students): may be arranged upon request, tailored to specific needs. Pricing will be arranged depending on group size and number of sessions.
   c. 1-to-1 sessions: booked individually via the platform’s Booking section.
   
   (i)Students must provide up to three topics in advance.
   (ii) Duration: 1 hour.
   (iv) Includes tailor-made slides and MCQs.
   (v) Cost: £150 per session, with bulk discounts available (see section G).
   (vi) Occasionally, tasks may be set as homework instead of tests.

C. COURSE TIMELINE

1. Course formats
   All materials are accessible either:

• individually via the marketplace, or
• as part of a structured SQE1 course.

2. Learning order
   The course timeline provides a logical recommended order, but students remain free to follow their own pace and structure.
   
3. Modules
   Modules vary depending on the preparation stage (study, revision, intensive or consolidation). A typical subject module may consist of:

• pre-recorded lectures,
• supplementary lectures on complex topics,
• Smart Notes,
• flashcards,
• MCQs, and
• occasional open questions.

4. Smart classrooms
   Each material is hosted in its own “classroom” with smart features:

• automatic bookmarking (resume where you left off),
• separate test results sections for ease of tracking.

D. STUDY GROUPS (SGs)

1. Dedicated groups
   SGs may be organised by exam sitting, jurisdiction, or language background, institution etc. Each SG has its own mentors and may adopt a specific booking policy, which prevails over this General Policy.
   
2. Study partners
   We assist students in finding study partners, matching individual preferences and needs.

E. PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS

Live lectures
Students should submit questions in advance to maximise the benefit of revision sessions. While new questions may be addressed live, this is subject to time availability.

F. MENTORSHIP

1. Programme availability
   Certain SGs may benefit from structured mentorship programmes.
   
2. Purpose
   Mentorship is particularly valuable for young professionals. It combines study guidance with career support, including:

• learning strategies,
• study discipline,
• professional networking, and
• career advice.

3. Community benefits
   Our mentors form part of a large professional community. Students may also choose to place their CVs within the mentorship network for career development opportunities.

G. BULK DISCOUNTS

1. Bulk discount pricing
   Discounted rates are available when booking multiple sessions in bulk. For full details refer to B. DISCOUNTS ON BULK PURCHASES OF INDIVIDUAL ITEMS in the Price Policy.
   
2. Top-up via Wallet

• Bulk discounts are applied through top-ups made to your Wallet on the platform.
• This option is particularly relevant for students who have not subscribed to a package or full course, but still wish to access individual services at reduced rates.
• Funds added to the Wallet can then be used flexibly for 1-to-1 sessions or other eligible services.

H. LIABILITY LIMITATION & UPDATES

1. Reference to Terms and Conditions
   All limitations stated in the general Terms and Conditions apply here (see Terms and Conditions).
   
2. Nature of materials
   Materials are intended solely for training purposes. They do not constitute legal advice. Feedback is guidance only and does not guarantee exam success.
   
3. Updates

Materials are regularly updated to reflect:

• changes in the law,
• exam requirements, and
• student feedback.

4. Timing of updates
   We may not always be able to reflect the very latest changes immediately, as these may first be addressed during live revision sessions before being integrated into pre-recorded content and Smart Synopsis Notes.
   
5. Responsibility for cut-off dates
   Students are responsible for checking the official cut-off dates for SQE1 exams (published on the SRA website) and ensuring they are aware of the most important updates. These typically relate to thresholds, deadlines, rates, or similar regulatory details.

I. AI & TECHNOLOGY

1. Integration
   We integrate advanced technologies including AI and blockchain to enhance the study process.
   
2. Limitations
   Students should be aware that AI tools may generate errors (“hallucinations”). All AI-assisted suggestions must be reviewed critically, especially where they concern legal content.
   
3. User feedback
   We encourage students to report any inaccuracies so we can improve the platform.
   
4. Arbitration and no group action
   This Policy incorporates the arbitration and no group action clause from the Terms and Conditions. Please refer to the Terms and Conditions for further details.

J. DATA PROTECTION

By agreeing to this Policy You authorise the sharing of Your personal data with Our team, including Your mentors and other members of the Your study group(s) to the extent required for the provision of the services.

Schedule 2 SQE2 ONLINE BOOKING POLICY (General) 

This General Online Booking Policy, as may be amended from time to time, applies to all the Mocks Services booked on SUPERexam platform, and is used in addition to the Terms and Conditions and the Price Policy. Where inconsistent with the latter, this Online Booking Policy shall prevail.

A. ORAL MOCKS

1. Booking limits

Booking in advance (MIN): 48 HOURS

The booking must be completed at least 48 hours before the selected mock session. 

Once registered on the platform and added to the Study Group, you should start booking the Oral exercise(s) that you are subscribed to (included in your package, or purchased on a stand-alone basis). Please browse available dates, time slots and practice areas to schedule Oral mock exercises at your earliest convenience. Otherwise – if your Oral mocks are not scheduled reasonably in advance – we reserve the right to schedule them as we see fit.

2. Rescheduling mocks

Rescheduling limit (MIN): 96 HOURS

After booking, the session may be rescheduled free of charge only if requested by you no less than 96 hours prior to the scheduled time, subject to slots availability. If requested less than 96 hours prior to the scheduled time, rescheduling is subject to the following additional fee: 

Interview = £35

Advocacy/Matter analysis = £65

We can consider, in our absolute discretion, waiving the rescheduling fee above if your request is based on a good reason,  e.g.: an illness or other serious personal circumstances which prevent you from handling the session. When this is the case, please contact info@superexam.uk to provide:

(i) the details of the reserved mock: date, time, area of law, type of mock (advocacy, interview), mock number (P1, P2, P3 etc.); and 

(ii) the reason for rescheduling it with supporting evidence. 

Upon receiving your email, we may request you to provide respective evidence, and will make a decision on a case-by-case basis.

Provisions of this section, in particular the good reason provision, apply equally to tutors and aspiring solicitors.

Should we deem it necessary, we reserve the right to allocate an alternative tutor or change the mock task..

3. Missing / repeating mocks

Please note, in line with s 2 above, being unprepared for the session does not qualify as a good reason. If you miss a reserved class without rescheduling within the given deadlines, it will be counted as handled. We may schedule the same session with the same scenario again for a reduced price: 

Interview £35

Advocacy/presentation £65

If you wish to proceed, please contact  info@superexam.uk and provide the details of the mock: its date, time, area of law, type of mock (advocacy, interview), and the pack code (P1, P2, P3, etc.).

4. Preparation for the session

Each session requires preceding preparation – which must be completed BEFORE the start of the session: 

• 10 minutes for the mock interview; 
• 45 minutes for the mock advocacy/presentation; and
• Any work relating to the case and matter analysis mock must be submitted at least 24 HOURS in advance.

In view of that, you are responsible for completing preparation for the mock before the start of the session, namely:

• accessing your account on the Superexam platform;
• opening the respective event;
• studying the candidate instructions (in case of an interview) or the bundle (in case of an advocacy/presentation session).

5. Session duration

Please note, the time frames of a scheduled mock session shown in your calendar do NOT include time for the candidate’s preparation. Each time slot on the platform is set at 1.5 hours for SMART tutors – that includes:

• 45 minutes for the session; and 
• 45 minutes for pre-session technical preparation and post-session reviews submitted for each candidate.

In (the exceptional) case of technical issues, we request that you allow for a 15-minute delay to give your tutor a chance to resolve the issue.

The duration of oral mock sessions is 45 minutes: 

(i) interview – 25 minutes for the interview and 20 minutes for the mock client’s individual feedback;

(ii) advocacy – 25 minutes for the candidate’s delivery and 30 minutes for the solicitor’s individual feedback and analysis;

(iii) matter analysis – 20 minutes for the tutoring solicitor to review the candidate’s written submission and 25 minutes for discussion with elements of the solicitor’s individual feedback and analysis. Please note, this kind of mock contains both written and oral elements. For the tutoring solicitor to be able to review your written work before the discussion time, it must be submitted within given deadlines. For details, please see s 2 in part B (Written mocks) below.

6. Failure to attend the session

It is your sole responsibility to make yourself available for the session on the day and at the exact time indicated in your reservation. You are responsible for having appropriate internet connection and speed, as well as for arranging adequate working conditions by the agreed time of your mock session.

7. Being late for a session

If for any reason you are late for a session, the tutor delivering the Service shall only remain available for 15 minutes immediately after the time indicated for the commencement of the session. In this case, the time lost shall be counted against the 45-minute duration of your session, and the service will not be extended beyond this. 

In the event that you attend the session late, or do not attend the session at all, you will not be able or entitled to reschedule the session, subject to ‘Missing /repeating mocks’ above. You will be charged for the full session whether you attend, attend late, or do not attend at all.

8. Choosing a tutor

When booking sessions on the platform, you can choose the tutor – if at least two of those teaching the same area of law for the same type of mock sessions, have open slots for the same time. Please note, it is most beneficial for you to study with various tutors (solicitors and interviewers).

Should we deem it necessary, we reserve the right to allocate an alternative tutor.

9. Attendance note/Case analysis (AN)

We offer 2 types of services based on your attendance note/case analysis:

(i) a suggested answer to your attendance note (AN/SA) – following the interview, you are provided with a suggested answer that contains NO individual feedback; and

(ii) individual marking and feedback to your attendance note (AN/IM) – personalised feedback to your handwritten attendance note submitted NO LATER THAN 24 HOURS after the respective interview. For the submission, your handwritten attendance note must be scanned with a smartphone (we suggest using Scanbot app, Office Lens app, CamScanner or Adobe Scan app),saved and uploaded as a single PDF file.

In case of missing the deadline, please still submit your work – we will mark it at our earliest convenience, but after providing feedback to the submissions made on time. We mark the papers on a first come, first served basis. Please note, missing the submission deadline close to the exam date can result in the feedback to your attendance note being returned after the exam starts.

10. Tutor’s feedback (oral session)

The feedback is provided in oral form only and is intended to identify gaps in the candidate’s knowledge or performance, but not to turn the mock into a lecture. The duration of the feedback is regulated by section 5 (Session duration). Within the given time, candidates are allowed to ask clarifying questions, provided that:

• the questions are relevant to the legal concepts or non-legal issues covered in the given mock; and
• the questions are reasonable and can be answered within the intended time frame.

Questions that do not meet the criteria above will be left unanswered.

Alternatively, you can request an Individual Tutorial with an interviewer at £120 per academic hour [45 minutes]. 

Attendance note: Your submission will be marked and returned to you within 72 HOURS. Further it is regulated by section 5 of B. WRITTEN MOCKS.

11. The Group mocks, Legal Theatre mocks
We organise 4 group mock sessions for each SQE1 exam sitting:

• 2 advocacy mocks, and
• 2 interview mocks (each accompanied by a suggested answer).

These sessions are arranged for a particular exam sitting and are regulated by a separate Group Mocks Policy, which shall prevail in case of any inconsistency with this General Policy.

The price for participation in Group Mocks (Legal Theatre) is £60.

B. WRITTEN MOCKS

1. Booking limits

Booking in advance (MIN): before the date of releasing the task to the candidates

Rescheduling limit (MIN): does not apply

Once registered on the platform and added to the Study Group, you should start booking the Written exercise(s) that you are subscribed to (included in your package, or purchased on a stand-alone basis). Please browse available dates and practice areas to schedule Written mock exercises at your earliest convenience. Otherwise – if your Written mocks are not scheduled reasonably in advance – we reserve the right to schedule them as we see fit.

2. Preparation for the session

Each session in case and matter analysis requires preceding preparation – which must be completed and submitted to the tutor no later than 24 HOURS BEFORE the start of the session. You are responsible for completing preparation and making your submission for the mock in case and matter analysis, namely:

• accessing your account on the Superexam platform;
• opening the respective event;
• studying the materials in the case;
• typing your analysis;
• submitting your analysis to be assessed by the tutor.

Other written assessments (legal writing, legal drafting, legal research) do not require an early start and should be submitted within the time frames shown in your Classroom.

3. Session duration 

Please see the time frames for each written mock below:

Legal writing – 30 minutes;

Legal research – 60 minutes; 

Case and matter analysis – 60 minutes; and

Legal drafting – 45 minutes.

We recommend completing the tasks within the time allotted. If needed for training purposes, please feel free to overrun the allotted time – but by no more than 10-15% for case and matter analysis, writing and legal drafting, and by no more than 50% for legal research.

4. Submission deadline

All written mocks are to be completed and submitted by the published deadline. In case of missing the deadline, please still submit your work – we will mark it at our earliest convenience, but after providing feedback to the submissions made on time. We mark the papers on the first come, first served basis. Please note, missing the submission deadline close to the exam date can result in the feedback to your written mock being returned after the exam starts.

5. Tutor’s feedback (written session)

The feedback is provided in written form only and is intended to identify gaps in the candidate’s knowledge or performance. SQE2 written mocks and Attendance notes (individually marked) do NOT include interactions with the tutor, with the exception of case and matter analysis. Reviewing and marking one SQE 2 written or Attendance note submission takes from 45 to 60 minutes of the tutoring solicitor’s time. This time determines the fee charged for SQE 2 assessments, and cannot be exceeded. The tutor’s feedback is provided via comments, suggestions, summaries, and includes a mark based on the exam marking criteria. 

Except for Attendance notes (individually marked), the candidates are allowed to ask no more than two clarifying questions, provided that:

• the questions are relevant to the legal concepts or non-legal issues covered in the given mock;
• the questions have not yet been addressed in the tutor’s comments;
• the questions are reasonable and will take no more than 10 minutes of the tutor’s time; and
• the questions are submitted NO LATER THAN 24 HOURS after the respective feedback was released to the candidate.

Questions that do not meet the criteria above will be left unanswered.

Alternatively, you can request an Individual Tutorial with a solicitor at £120 per academic hour [45 minutes]. 

C. IMPORTANT DEADLINES

Each study’s group booking policy shall include specific deadlines.

D. CONFIDENTIALITY AND PRIVACY 

Please note, we treat all the information regarding your preparation and training for the SQE exam as strictly confidential. It is strictly forbidden to disclose the whole or any part of the content of our mock questions. We reserve our right to refuse Service at any stage of your preparation if we identify a reasonable risk of breaching the SRA Code of Conduct or of any other dishonest behaviour.

E.  LIABILITY LIMITATION 

1. Whilst reasonable care has been taken when preparing mock tasks and lectures, neither We nor any of the authors accept responsibility for any errors or mistakes the Materials may contain, or any loss sustained by any person relying on their contents. The Materials provided do not amount to legal advice.

2. Materials provided by Us do NOT substitute books and manuals which constitute the main source of theoretical knowledge. Using the Materials to facilitate exam preparation and gain a better understanding of the exam, aspiring solicitors are expected to: 

• conduct intensive reading,
• conduct further research if required,
• subject to critical analysis all the information received in the course of preparation, including each and every legal suggestion given by tutors orally or in writing during the sessions, in lectures or suggested answers.

3. Being based on personalised feedback, our methodology does not use samples provided for self-assessment (except suggested answers as a follow-up to client interviews). Instead, SMART tutors encourage the students’ learning and reflection by identifying gaps or misconceptions, and suggesting ways to deepen their knowledge.

4. The marking is only intended for study purposes and for providing candidates with general guidance – it may not be fully identical to the actual exam marking. So, it must not be relied on as a propensity to pass or fail the SQE assessments.

F. UPDATES

1. The Materials may undergo regular updates in order to:

• reflect changes in relevant laws and regulatory requirements for the Exam;
• adjust the complexity of mock stations based on the candidates’ performance; and
• implement minor technical adjustments, improvements and the like. 

2. This may require you to update digital content, provided that it matches the description provided to you before you bought it. It is your sole responsibility to make sure you are using the latest version of the materials available on the website. 

3. For that, you may need to clear cache in your browser – a simple way to do that is by using the keyboard shortcuts below:

(i) “Ctrl + F5” and “Ctrl + Shift + R” – for Windows 

(ii) “Command + F5” and “Command + Shift + R” – for macOS

G. DATA PROTECTION

By agreeing to this Policy You authorise the sharing of Your personal data with Our team, including Your mentors and other members of the Your study group(s) to the extent required for the provision of the services.