Don’t be afraid to be flexible and adapt your game plan after a few weeks of studying. If you’re struggling with a particular area of the law or concept, then make necessary adjustments and dedicate more time to improving your knowledge in that particular area. Additionally, if you’re experiencing burn out after a few weeks then consider relaxing the pace of your studying. 5. Practice questions In SQE1 & SQE2: Key Books & Materials, I listed the main books needed to prepare for SQE1&2. Those books cover all legal topics for both exams and no further material is technically required. That said, I wanted to pull together a list of additional resourcesfor those who’d like further information for SQE2. The areas of the law that are tested on the SQE2 exam are much fewer than SQE1, these areas include:

The test centres can accommodate a range of alternative arrangements for candidates with whom reasonable adjustments have been agreed, and who have individual requirements.You are able to reschedule your test centre during the booking window for SQE1 or SQE2 Written if there are seats available at alternative test centres. This can be done in the assessment bookings section of your SQE account. You can only reschedule while the booking window is open. Once the booking window is closed, it is not possible to reschedule to an alternative test centre.

Many students pass the SQE without using a prep course or tutoring service. For those who are pursuing the self-study route, here are some helpful tips to keep in mind: 1. Choose the right SQE books and study materials You must register before you can book assessments. We recommend that you register as early as possible. This is to ensure that you have given yourself enough time to complete all pre-booking steps prior to the booking window opening.SQETestPrep was specifically established to cater to people that are intending to self-study for the SQE exams. SQETestPrep provides SQE books, revision and study materials to assist those who are self-studying for the exam. SQE books currently available are the following: Organisations are encouraged to take a common-sense approach when deciding how long a placement should be. Candidates should consider whether a placement will give them enough time to develop the necessary competencies they will be seeking to have confirmed and signed off.