Self-learning for SQE1 exam: what's your learning/study plan?!
Hi all,
Anyone else here planning to self-study for the SQE1 exam? If so, what's your learning plan? I'm unsure whether to approach this by learning each component separately or whether to intermingle (i.e. whether to study tort, contract and criminal law all at the same time or whether to study them one-by-one). And what's your general planned timeline? Would be great to get some idea of what others are doing!
Thanks
Anyone else here planning to self-study for the SQE1 exam? If so, what's your learning plan? I'm unsure whether to approach this by learning each component separately or whether to intermingle (i.e. whether to study tort, contract and criminal law all at the same time or whether to study them one-by-one). And what's your general planned timeline? Would be great to get some idea of what others are doing!
Thanks
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