Preparing for an SQE1 retake? These same packages serve retake candidates. See retaker preparation →
Only retaking one FLK? See FLK1/FLK2 packages →
That stat reflects a self-selected, highly engaged subset of candidates. But it makes the point: realistic mock practice is the single biggest predictor of SQE1 success, more than any other variable in our data.
Recent candidate surveys also show:
Resitting SQE1 after a previous attempt? We offer a dedicated mocks-only Retake Mock Programme for verified retakers — from £690 for a single FLK or £990 for both FLKs. Built specifically for candidates who already know the law and need realistic, exam-condition practice for their next attempt.
See the Retake Course Programme →
Our mock tests are part of our full SQE1 preparation course — which includes the 30 mocks alongside the study materials, video tutorials, podcasts, flashcards, summary notes, AI feedback and tutor support most first-time candidates need.
Three SQE1 course packages, designed for different backgrounds:
Delivery of the SQE1 textbooks is free within the UK (excluding the British Isles), £110 to Europe
and the US and £140 to all other destinations. Delivery fees, where applicable, are payable in addition to the course fees.
Delivery of the SQE1 textbooks is free within the UK (excluding the British Isles), £110 to Europe and the US and £140 to all other destinations. Delivery fees, where applicable, are payable in addition to the course fees.
Our SQE2 preparation course mirrors the structure of our SQE1 offering — practical legal skills training across the five SQE2 practice areas, 300+ mock exams with model answers, mock practice stations with personal tutor feedback, and full SQE2 study resources plus AI tools.
There are three course packages available for SQE2.
Flexible payment plans are available across all packages — see our SQE funding options page.
The SQE is the only route to qualify as a solicitor in England and Wales, and the syllabus is wide-ranging. Candidates have a maximum of three attempts within six years of their first SQE assessment. Most candidates who pass first time have used a structured preparation programme rather than self-studying.
Yes. Use the free FLK1 and FLK2 mock links on this page to access a sample at no cost. No payment details required.
Not as a standalone first-time purchase — the mocks work best alongside the full study library, AI feedback and tutor support that come with the course. We do offer a dedicated mocks-only Retake Mock Programme for candidates who have previously sat SQE1 and not passed — see the retakers page for details.
QLTS was the previous route for foreign-qualified lawyers to qualify in England and Wales. The SQE replaced QLTS in late 2021 as the single route to qualify for all candidates. The SQE shares many design principles with the QLTS — particularly its emphasis on application under exam conditions and its Pearson VUE-style format. QLTS School prepared candidates for the QLTS for over a decade, and that expertise transferred directly into our SQE preparation.
No. Our courses cover the full SQE1 and SQE2 syllabus and include all the materials, mocks and feedback you need for preparation.
Yes. Change the currency before the checkout page. We currently accept GBP, USD, EUR, ARS, AUD, BRL, CAD, CNY, HKD, INR, JPY, NZD, RUB, SGD, TRY and ZAR.
Course access covers two consecutive SQE1 sittings (or four consecutive SQE2 sittings, depending on your course) administered by Kaplan from the date you register for the course, or until you pass — whichever is sooner. Extended access options are available.
Yes. We publish updates to course materials whenever there are changes to the law or the SQE syllabus, so candidates who sign up between sittings stay current.
No. You do not need to book the SQE or meet any other prerequisites to start preparation with us. You will need to pass SQE1 before you can register for SQE2, unless you are exempt from SQE1.
The most common pattern we see is candidates underestimating the exam itself — the time pressure, the question style and the volume. Many candidates who fail have studied hard but spent too little time on realistic, timed mock practice. That is the gap our mock-driven preparation is designed to close.
