Update on the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) for intending solicitors

In this video Sarah Pooley, Dean of the University of Law, gives a concise description of the basics of the SQE (Solicitors Qualifying Exam) clearly outlining the foundations of legal knowledge and skills components that are being assessed and gives examples of the “single best answer” approach to the multiple choice examination approach. She answers questions on the nature of Qualifying Work Experience (QWE) and takes time to highlight the nature of exemptions from the SQE and QWE which is of use to already qualified lawyers including those from other international jurisdictions.
See also www.sra.org.uk...
Going beyond just the intentions of the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) in introducing the new regulatory framework she uncovers some of the nuances in the way its being applied in practice by law firms which make all the difference to a student navigating their way through what is now a completely changed and complex process.
For an excellent list of practice questions for the SQE the SRA has produced
sqe.sra.org.uk...

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Why is there no technology law. Big miss