SQE1 Exam Practice

The MCQs for each individual subject area are designed to test your functioning legal knowledge in areas of law and practice outlined in the SQE1 assessment specification.  Answers are automated with the correct answer instantly provided with the option to check after each question attempted or after all have been completed.

The use of MCQs in this way enable you to check your knowledge, and make any corrections to your understanding, before moving onto the next part of the course.

Example MCQ

The individual FLK1 and FLK2 Mock Questions are SQE1 assessment style multiple choice questions, requiring a single best answer response.  The mock questions, in comparison to the MCQs are more complex, drawing on a number of areas of knowledge of law and practice through application to scenario-based questions of varying length each with a practical application.

In similarity to the SQE1 assessment, it will not be highlighted the subject area to which the question relates.  The questions in this part of the course can be submitted for the correct answer after each response enabling you to reflect on your answer and undertake any additional revision before continuing.

Example individual mock question

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The example above, in similarity to the example MCQ in Part 1, requires knowledge of the elements of the offence of common assault, but is contained within a problem-based question requiring a practical application of your knowledge and understanding.

In the final stage you are provided with 2 timed FLK1 mock assessments and 2 timed FLK2 mock assessments with SQE1 assessment style multiple choice questions, requiring a single best answer response in a timed setting.

Each timed mock assessment consists of 90 questions so as to best represent the number of questions that you would be expected to answer in one sitting.  Once submitted the answers will be revealed, with an explanation of the correct answer together with the related assessment specification information so that you can identify the subject and area of knowledge relevant to the question to assist in any additional revision to be undertaken.

Minimum hardware requirements:

• Computer / laptop / Google Chromebook / Apple MacBook
• Keyboard and a mouse or another pointing device
• Broadband connection with 10 Mbps average speed
• An Ethernet cable for maintaining internet stability
• Working microphone, either internal or external
• Webcam with 320 x 240 VGA resolution, either internal or external

Minimum system requirements:

• Preferred internet browser: Google Chrome
• Operating system: Windows 7+ / macOS 10.11+ / Chrome 58+
• Free RAM: 2GB
• Processor: 2GHz Intel Pentium / Intel / ARM
• Free disk space: 1GB

The Law Training Centre accepts applications throughout the year so that learners can start when it suits them most.

You can complete our SQE1 enrolment form here.

To ensure your enrolment is processed as quickly as possible, please make sure that you read the form carefully, and fill out all the required boxes. If you need any help or have questions, please contact us on 0330 088 8495 or [email protected]

Once received, your enrolment will be processed by our Student Services Team. If there are any queries at this stage, we will contact you.

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