One-to-one SQE preparation
Whether you need help planning your preparation or understanding a topic you’re stuck on, I can help you work out what to focus on next.
I prepared for the SQE without a law background or conversion course while working full-time, and passed SQE on my first attempt.
Since then, I have seen many candidates struggle with the amount of material, how to prepare and whether they are ready for the exam.
I started LawByte prep to help candidates who are putting in the time but are not sure whether they are using it well.
You will still need to put in the work. I cannot learn the material or do the practice for you. But if you are willing to learn, I can help you identify where you are struggling, understand why you are getting questions wrong and decide what to focus on next.
Templates and official resources that may help with your preparation.
A short call to understand where you are in your preparation and whether this is the right fit. No obligation to book afterward.
Book the intro callYou can come to me if you are not sure how to structure your preparation, your scores are not improving, you keep getting the same areas wrong, or you need help understanding a particular topic.
We can also go through your mock results or practice questions to work out where you are losing marks and what you should focus on next.
Bring whatever is causing you difficulty. This could be practice questions you got wrong, mock results, a topic you do not understand or your current study schedule.
I can help you work out how to allocate the time you have before the exam based on your current progress and weaker areas.
The plan can change as your preparation progresses.
You can reschedule your session by giving at least 48 hours’ notice.
I passed SQE1 in September 2024 while working full-time. That meant I could not rely on long study days. I had to be more selective with how I used my time.
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