– Info to help with SQE prep –
After the SQE interview the next thing you’ll have to do is complete the related Attendance Note. For this exercise you’ll have 25 minutes to hand-write your note / analysis.
The Attendance Note can be tricky as time is short (and the pen & paper format may slow you down!)
The client interview is different from other parts of SQE2 as you’re only assessed on skills, and not on application of the law. In this post I share tips to help you approach this unique assessment.
Updated June 2025 – I’ve written previously about places to find free SQE2 questions. This article explains where to look if you’d like to pay for additional mocks, and detailed performance feedback.
Updated October 2025 – This article provides helpful hints for approaching the multiple choice questions in SQE1.
Updated October 2025 – If you’ve been through all the free SQE1 questions and feel like you’d like some extra practice, you may want to consider paying for more MCQs. In this short article, I’ve written about places to find additional practice questions (for a price).
Updated September 2025 – There is no one set of special books necessary for mastering SQE material. There are a number of different options which can do the trick. You can use newer “SQE-specific” publications and even library books (yes, these too can suffice)…