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Message: <blockquote data-quote="trainee4u" data-source="post: 212074" data-attributes="member: 30779">it depends exactly what you wrote. In general the big no-no is failing SQE. In addition, candidates with SQE1 are somewhat more qualified/employable than those without. However merely "studying" SQE1 doesn't mean you are going to pass it - the fail rate for SQE1 is high. Therefore I wouldn't be too concerned about correcting this as your status as someone who was independently studying is basically zero - you didn't flop out of a course, you didn't fail the exam, you just decided (for the sake of argument) not to enter for the July sitting. Most firms are looking two years ahead so your lack/deferred SQE1 would not really be relevant. However, there are a few firms who do recruit only SQE1-qualified TCs, so if that is the case for you it's something to perhaps correct.</blockquote>

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