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Message: <blockquote data-quote="User16345" data-source="post: 82182" data-attributes="member: 13910">Hi all,Apologies if a similar thread has been posted previously, I am just not entirely clear on the new SQE route for qualifying as a solicitor.I am qualified tax advisor for a big four firm with a history BA and MA. I am intending to take a part-time PGDL with BPP (self-funded) or UoL beginning in September or January, with a view to training as a tax solicitor.As I understand it, under the new system I will have to obtain an SQE even if I complete the PGDL. As such, in my circumstances, would it be advisable to simply enter an SQE prep course and skip the PGDL entirely? Or, would I require the PGDL for a law firm to even consider me for a training contract?Thanks in advance.Edit - I think I should've posted this in the general discussion forum, could the mods please move if possible (not sure how).</blockquote>

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