LLM SQE course timetable at ULaw?

[J.E TCLA]

Hi all,
I am planning on taking the LLM Legal Practice (SQE 1 and 2) full-time in London beginning Sept 2024. I wondered if anyone who is currently studying it (from the Sept 2023 course) has the timetable and could share it with me. I just wanted to see how the course is structured and when holidays are etc. They only have the part-time timetables on their website for this course. Thanks!

 

[RANDOTRON]

Hi all,
I am planning on taking the LLM Legal Practice (SQE 1 and 2) full-time in London beginning Sept 2024. I wondered if anyone who is currently studying it (from the Sept 2023 course) has the timetable and could share it with me. I just wanted to see how the course is structured and when holidays are etc. They only have the part-time timetables on their website for this course. Thanks!

Hi there,

I hope you're well. Attached is the timetable for the September 2023 course.

 

[ddavis493]

Hi there,

I hope you're well. Attached is the timetable for the September 2023 course.

Hi,

Many thanks for this. I am also heading to London to sit the SQE. Could you advise how many contact hours you had per week?

Many thanks

 

[RANDOTRON]

Hi,

Many thanks for this. I am also heading to London to sit the SQE. Could you advise how many contact hours you had per week?

Many thanks

Hi there,

It differs between SQE 1 and SQE 2 and between subjects:

• For SQE1, you have eight-taught FLK subjects (Main: Business, Criminal, Property, Disputes, Wills; Secondary: Ethics, Solicitor's Accounts, and Legal Services). Black letter is self-study. For the main taught FLKs, I think about one 2-hour class per week each subject. Ethics was covered on the first day. Solicitor's Account and Legal Services were covered every two weeks or so towards the end of term.
• For SQE2, there's five weeks. It covers Advocacy, Interviewing, Writing, Research, CMA and Drafting. There is around one 1.5-hour class per week for each topic. FLKs are self-study.

Much of the time is spent on your preparation and consolidation, rather than in the engage portion. For a majority of the classes, you won't be able to engage fully without having done the preparation work.

Hope this helps!