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SQE – Transitional Arrangements for Students already progressing on the LPC Route

We have had quite a few aspiring solicitors asking for guidance on this subject – quite understandably. The SRA has published some helpful guidance on this subject. Below are some of the most pertinent points.

Our transitional arrangements may already apply to you because you have started or completed a qualifying law degree, the Common Professional Examination / Graduate Diploma in Law or an exempting law degree. . But you can also choose to qualify on the current route or take the SQE, if you have started or completed the LPC, or if you have accepted an offer to start on the LPC, or paid a non-refundable deposit, before 1 September 2021.

Once you have the LPC, to qualify on the current route by 31 December 2032, you’ll also need to:

Already have started or accepted an offer of a period of recognised training before 1 September 2021?

If you have started, or accepted an offer to start, a period of recognised training (also known as a training contract) before 1 September 2021, then you can qualify as a solicitor through the current route.

To qualify this way, by 31 December 2032, you’ll also need to:

If you are unable to complete a PRT, you can chose to qualify through the SQE.

Period of recognised training offers for non-law students

It is possible that some non-law students may accept the offer of a PRT before 1 September 2021, and before they have been offered a place on a CPE/GDL.

In this case you may start a CPE/GDL programme up until 31 August 2022, and which meet our requirements for the CPE/GDL.

You will need to keep the evidence of your accepted offer in order to be accepted onto the CPE. For example, this could take the form of the exchange of correspondence between you and your training provider, accepting the offer of a PRT.

Equivalent Means

This is a route where you are asking the SRA to look at what you’ve done and agree that it is equivalent to what you need for an alternative way of qualifying. More info here: https://www.sra.org.uk/students/resources/equivalent-means-information-pack/

Here is the link to the whole SRA article: https://www.sra.org.uk/students/sqe/transitional-arrangements/

Our External QWE Accreditation Service – asistance for Aspiring Solicitors

Learn here how we can help you get the experience that you have acquired accredited so that it counts towards your 2 year requirement under the SQE. https://www.hunningsconsultancy.co.uk/external-qwe-certification-service-2/

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