English Law Live Group Classes: SQE Tuition

Being assessed in front of others helped me conquer the nerves early, so by the time I did my mocks and the real SQE2 exam, nothing phased me anymore … The Legal Theatre sessions exposed me to real SQE2 exam pressure before I ever sat a mock…

Performing in front of tutors and other candidates helped build presence of mind — the most important skill for SQE2 — and made the real exam feel far less overwhelming.

Legal Theatre was a turning point. The live practice, combined with detailed feedback, showed me exactly where my weaknesses were — and my strengths. That clarity helped me prioritise my preparation and walk into the real exam calmly and confidently…

It helped me understand how I should behave, what to say, and how to prepare. By the time the actual exam came, I was far more confident and much less nervous.

I compared how I would answer each question with the real candidate’s performance and the tutors’ feedback, which showed me exactly where my gaps were — all in a low-risk environment. Watching a real candidate perform — making mistakes, stumbling, recovering — taught me more than a rehearsal ever could…
Legal Theatre gave me three huge benefits: I could run a mock in my head while watching, learn from another candidate’s interviewing style, and then compare my answers to the tutors’ feedback. Even without performing, it was one of the most valuable parts of my SQE2 tuition.

I particularly remember the Business Law revision lecture. It was very interactive with so many advantages — you practise thinking quickly on the spot, applying the law, and identifying relevant facts. We went through everything in detail, which is really helpful from an exam-technique perspective…
It trains you to look for exceptions in the facts, not to miss or skim over them. This really helps you develop proper exam technique and understand how to approach application. I personally found it very useful SQE Live  Tuition

When I performed in Legal Theatre®, the question was sent only a couple of hours before. I had no idea what was coming — these scenarios are never repeated from mocks. They are completely new and often set at a higher level…

One issue is intertwined with five others, and sometimes a sixth issue emerges while speaking to the client. I wasn’t prepared for that at all — and that’s exactly why the live simulation is so important. It puts you on the spot, just like the real exam, and shows spectators how unpredictable real scenarios can be. It is extremely helpful.