Preparing for SQE2? Don’t Forget the Law Behind the Skills
SQE2 preparation often means practising interviews, advocacy, drafting and written advice. But when you are working through a client scenario, you also need to recall the underlying law.
If you passed SQE1 some time ago, it is natural to feel rusty on topics you have not revisited in months. That is why I created two concise revision guides to help you refresh your SQE1 legal knowledge while preparing for SQE2.
Mastering SQE2: A Practical Guide to Legal Skills and Professional Success is available now on Amazon:
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Refresh your FLK1 knowledge
SQE2 FLK1 Law Revision Guide: Essential SQE1 Legal Knowledge for SQE2 Preparation covers topics including professional conduct, contract, tort, civil litigation, business practice, financial services and human rights law.
Use it when a practice exercise reveals a gap in your knowledge, or when you want to revisit a topic before working through an SQE2 scenario.
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Refresh your FLK2 knowledge
SQE2 FLK2 Law Revision Guide: Essential SQE1 Legal Knowledge for SQE2 Preparation covers professional conduct, equity and trusts, wills, property practice, land law, criminal law and criminal litigation.
It is designed to make it easier to return to the key principles you may need as you practise applying the law.
How to use the guides alongside SQE2 practice
After completing a mock interview, drafting task or case analysis, note any legal rule you struggled to recall. Revisit that topic in the relevant guide, then return to the exercise and try applying the rule to the client’s facts.
These books are condensed revision notes. They work best alongside detailed study materials and regular SQE2 skills practice; they do not contain practice questions or replace mock assessments.
Whether you need to refresh FLK1, FLK2 or both, you can choose the guide that fits your current revision needs and keep building your confidence with the law behind the skills.
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