Tag: Solicitors Qualifying Exam

Matthew J. Homewood sketches out vision for Solicitors Qualifying Exam preparation course that draws on university’s strength in teaching and research

Aspiring lawyers can tailor tests to target weaknesses

Influential group's future trainees will sit super-exam from autumn 2022 -- a year after assessment's proposed introduction

Victoria Cromwell, head of SQE at BARBRI, discusses lawtech and legal education

Comments come after Linklaters training chief revealed fear that more magic circle rookies could fail SQE

Sarah Hutchinson, international managing director at BARBRI, discusses the future of legal education

Super-exam also tipped as pro-diversity by legal entrepreneur

Ken Oliphant, head of Bristol University Law School, explains why he foresees only tweaks around the edges to the traditional LLB

Failure to do so may be unlawful, academic claims

‘The MCQ format was very patronising and far too easy. It was like a dummies guide to the law!'

Richard Collins heads for the exit not long after predecessor

Multiple-choice exams aren’t the most effective way of judging ability, argues Durham Law School dean

Regulator revealed last week SQE could cost up to £4,500

But SRA delays implementation date until September 2021, one year later than previously proposed

Any takers?