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Law firms moving all candidates to SQE in next in-take despite those done LPC
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<blockquote data-quote="Jessica Booker" data-source="post: 126836" data-attributes="member: 2672"><p>You don't need to tell firms you won't be doing the SQE1 exams - they know and have no influence on this. You get an automatic exemption, so there is no other outcome than you not sitting SQE1.</p><p></p><p>Unless you can find firms that can offer you the existing qualification process through a period of recognised training, then carving out your career is ultimately taking the SQE2 at some point and accumulating two years of qualifying work experience. Not all firms will want you to go through a full SQE course - some will be happy to just put you through an SQE2 course (these can be as short as a few days long) and to support you with the costs for the SQE assessment fees. I think it is probably worthwhile speaking to the firms you are interested in to see what their approach is and seeing whether that meets your expectations in terms of timings and finance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jessica Booker, post: 126836, member: 2672"] You don't need to tell firms you won't be doing the SQE1 exams - they know and have no influence on this. You get an automatic exemption, so there is no other outcome than you not sitting SQE1. Unless you can find firms that can offer you the existing qualification process through a period of recognised training, then carving out your career is ultimately taking the SQE2 at some point and accumulating two years of qualifying work experience. Not all firms will want you to go through a full SQE course - some will be happy to just put you through an SQE2 course (these can be as short as a few days long) and to support you with the costs for the SQE assessment fees. I think it is probably worthwhile speaking to the firms you are interested in to see what their approach is and seeing whether that meets your expectations in terms of timings and finance. [/QUOTE]
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