When Tracy received her SQE1 results, she was at work. After nervously logging into the website—then logging out and in again just to be sure—she was finally greeted with the words she’d been hoping to see: she had passed.
Why Tracy Chose Our Course
Tracy, a full-time worker with limited time for study, needed a course that could flex around her busy schedule. “The biggest benefit for me was the very short, focused videos,” she told us. “Because I’m a full-time worker, I need to squeeze in time. The tiny videos kept me consistent. I could even study on the subway.”
This bite-sized format allowed Tracy to stay on track with her revision, studying daily without becoming overwhelmed. “I also registered for other online courses,” she explained, “but those had very long videos—twenty minutes to an hour per topic. That didn’t work for me. Your structure made it easy to go back and revise.”
Accessible, Clear Teaching for International Students
As an international candidate from China, clarity of instruction was essential for Tracy. “Your speaking is very clear. I’m not from the UK, but I had no problem understanding the videos—even without subtitles. That helped me absorb more.”
The course’s strong visuals also made a lasting impression. “The diagrams really helped—especially in Trusts. We don’t have specific Trust Law in China, but the videos made it so clear. I still remember the diagrams when I answer questions!”
Mock Exams and Practice Questions that Make a Difference
Our extensive library of practice questions and mock exams helped Tracy test her understanding and build confidence. “I didn’t finish all the questions, but even doing 50% was enough to pass,” she said. “The mock exams, especially the 360-question bundle, helped me stay focused. I preferred to get the results after finishing, rather than instantly, to reflect properly.”
A Study Plan that Worked
Tracy began preparing in September—the same month she enrolled. She dedicated two months each to FLK1 and FLK2, and increased her mock exam practice in the two weeks leading up to the exam.
Her advice to others? “It depends on how focused you are and your education background. But if you have a full-time job like me, and you’re willing to get up early and stay up late, four hours a day is enough. Four months of focused study can get you there.”
You can sign up to our free starter module for your SQE1 preparation here.