With more than 7 years of experience behind us since the introduction of the QLTS in 2011, and thousands of candidates who prepared for the assessments with us, we’ve learned what works when it comes to preparing for the QLTS assessments.
Here we share some useful information, tips and resources which will help you make an informed decision on how to prepare for the QLTS assessments.
With over 14,000 members, our QLTS professional network group on LinkedIn is the place to be for anyone planning or considering taking the QLTS assessments. You can form your own study groups, interact with other lawyers or gain invaluable knowledge from QLTS experts.
Our channel has nearly 200 videos covering all aspects of the QLTS, including recorded webinars with our marketing team and expert tutors, previews of the MCT Video Library and QLTS Skills Online, success story video interviews with some of our former candidates, and much more.
At QLTS School, we know how important is for you to get the sense of the practice and preparation materials you’ll receive from us, to help you understand what the QLTS is like. That’s why we offer a range of free preparation materials, including practice tests, sample questions, excerpts from the textbooks, video tutorials, and much more. After experiencing us firsthand, you’ll understand why candidates who prepare with QLTS School pass at double the rate compared to non-QLTS candidates.*
In this part you’ll find answers to the most common questions candidates ask about the QLTS assessments, eligibility criteria, preparation courses, and taking the assessments.
Preparing to pass the QLTS assessments requires a considerable investment of time and energy. The right training provider partner can help ensure you maximise your return on investment. That partner is QLTS School.
*QLTS School’s candidates pass at about double the rate—or more—compared to non-QLTS School candidates, based on Kaplan’s published pass rates. Data verified by ICF International (NASDAQ:ICFI), an independent, third-party research firm, in a research conducted in 2013 and 2014 which covered three consecutive sittings of the MCT.
