– Resources to help with solo SQE prep –
Updated January 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 March 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)…
Updated March 2025 – 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 resources for those who’d like further information for SQE2.
Updated March 2025 – In the post, “SQE1 & SQE2: Key Books & Materials”, I outlined the core texts for SQE study. In this post, I’d like to share a number of supplementary resources that may also be of use.
Today I’m beginning what I hope will be a helpful and interesting mini-series on the Site. It’s called “SQE Stories” and – as the name suggests – it’s a collection of first person accounts from those that have recently written the SQE…
This past summer I had an email conversation with an SQE candidate looking for specific study materials. This person asked if I knew of “any dyslexic learning materials [for SQE1]? [ie.] visual aids, charts, diagrams, mind maps, etc.”