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30 May 2023

TCLA, the largest online community for aspiring lawyers, has launched its new SQE forum, in partnership with The College of Legal Practice


Published on 30 May 2023
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TCLA, the largest online community for aspiring lawyers, has launched its new SQE forum, in partnership with The College of Legal Practice.

The SQE forum is a completely free forum for current and prospective SQE candidates. The goal of the forum is to provide transparent information in relation to preparing and studying for the SQE, and provide a space for students to ask questions within a supportive community.

In the SQE forum, students will find information from past SQE candidates to learn how to manage their time, develop a study plan and revise for the exam. They will also join a community of prospective SQE candidates to find support in their educational journey.

Jaysen Sutton, founder of TCLA, said:

“After speaking to prospective and current SQE candidates, we saw that there was substantial uncertainty and a lack of transparency in relation to the SQE. I am excited by the opportunity to have a real impact in supporting students and increasing access to information. I would like to thank The College of Legal Practice for partnering with us in a way that could make this forum accessible to all.”’

Dr Giles Proctor, CEO of The College of Legal Practice added:

“We have heard first-hand from many prospective candidates who are concerned about taking the SQE, and we hope that this partnership will help alleviate people’s fears and help them perform in the SQE to the best of their abilities. The College is very pleased to be playing a key role in giving candidates real student-led insights about the SQE and an opportunity to learn from each other through TCLA’s innovative SQE forum.”

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About TCLA

TCLA is the largest online community preparing students and graduates to enter the legal profession.

Its mission is to ensure that an individual’s background, circumstances or location does not prevent their success in the legal profession and beyond.

About The College of Legal Practice

The College of Legal Practice is a fully accredited law school based in the UK. It specializes in flexible and affordable SQE preparation training, receiving excellent student feedback. The College’s SQE preparation courses are intensive, high-quality courses that guide learners through SQE1 and SQE2 and equip students with the legal skills they need to begin work as a legal professional.

Through some of the highest levels of individual supervision available, supported by group work and a ground-breaking learning portal, the College’s courses ensure that every student can develop and perform to the best of their abilities in the SQE. The courses are offered at competitive prices, with the SQE1 preparation course priced at £1,800.

Established in December 2018, The College of Legal Practice was set up by the not-for-profit College of Law in Australasia as a wholly owned UK subsidiary. As such, only The College of Legal Practice has decades of remote, online training expertise. The College aims to bring in a new era in legal education. Designed for you.

For more information or details please visit the website. For media enquiries, please contact Peter Liver on +44 7494270799 or pliver@collegalpractice.com.