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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lulu95049" data-source="post: 228889" data-attributes="member: 26215">Hi Gdoug, Congrats on your training contract offer, and well done for being so proactive in taking control of your law studies at this early stage.As someone who has just completed my SQE studies without doing a conversion course, and from a non-law background, I would advise against doing lots of prep before you start your PGDL course. I just don't think it will be necessary. Your PGDL course will not assume that you have any previous legal knowledge, and you should have enough time to learn everything that you need to know before your actual SQE exams. Whilst there is lots of content to learn, which can feel overwhelming as a non-law graduate, it is certainly do-able without doing months of preparation before you start your course. For now, it might be useful to focus on understanding the structure of your PGDL course and the SQE exams, but I don't think there's much point in trying to gain a 'head start' on the legal content. Let me know if you have any questions. I hope this is helpful!</blockquote>

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