Legal education
by practising solicitors.

Created and delivered by solicitors with first-hand SQE
experience — built around the preparation we wished we’d had
and shaped by what we learnt from the reality of the exam.

Independent Review

“The most rigorous SQE
preparation I have seen at this
price point.”

Legal Cheek, 2025

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Why Law Academia

Built for those who intend to qualify.

Most preparation platforms are written by full-time educators. Ours are written by the solicitors who sat the same examinations and now work the cases. The difference shows in what we choose to teach.

01

Curriculum

Time-efficient

Every module is mapped to the SRA syllabus and stripped of filler. Our SQE1 framework covers all 14 Functioning Legal Knowledge areas in 180 hours of focused study — not 600.

02

Faculty

First-hand insight

All instruction is written and delivered by solicitors qualified in England and Wales. Our faculty includes practitioners from Magic Circle firms, regional chambers and in-house teams.

03

Examination focus

Only what matters

We teach the principles, cases and rules examiners actually award marks for. Our 1,200+ MCQ bank is calibrated against past SRA assessments and updated quarterly.

Our Programmes

Three programmes. one standard of practice.

LAW · 01

Undergraduate

LLB Programme

Core principles, case summaries and theory breakdowns sequenced by year. Built around the SRA’s seven foundations.
from
£395
Most Popular

SQE · 01

Professional

SQE1 Preparation

Full coverage of FLK1 and FLK2 sequenced for retention. Built to mirror how the SRA examines.

from

£995
SQE · 02
Professional

SQE2 Preparation

Written and oral skills drilled in the exact format you will face. Add-on workshops for advocacy and case analysis.

from

£1,295

Methodology

A method, not a syllabus.

Revise efficiently. Understand the law. Apply it under exam conditions. Our four-stage method has been refined across five intakes — and every student, regardless of programme, follows it.

01

Stage One — Framework

Revision framework

Clear, sequenced topic breakdowns with statutes, cases and principles for every FLK area. Each topic ships with a 1-page summary, a 5-page deep-dive, and a 10- question diagnostic. You always know where the gaps are.

02

Stage Two — Retention

Active retention

Integrated recall and spaced practice. Every module rolls forward into the next, so by Week 12 you are not relearning Contract while studying Equity — you are reapplying it.

03

Stage Three — Readiness

Examination readiness

Three full-length timed mocks under SRA conditions, marked against the published SQE assessment objectives, with detailed feedback on technique.

04

Stage Four — Progress

Track progress

Dashboard analytics surface the weak topics before the exam does. You see which areas are improving, which are stalling, and where to spend the next week’s hours.

By The Numbers

Five intakes Measurable outcomes.

Independently tracked statistics from intake cohorts between 2022 and 2025, reviewed annually by an external auditor.

82

%

SQE1 pass rate

First-attempt pass rate among full- programme students, 2024 cohort. National average: 56%.

1.2

K+

SBA questions

Practice questions in the bank, calibrated to SRA difficulty, updated quarterly.

45

HRS

Video library

Recorded faculty lectures across all FLK1 and FLK2 areas. Captioned and indexed.

100

%

SRA aligned

Every topic mapped against the published SRA syllabus with annual external review.

The Faculty

Taught by solicitors qualified in practice.

All twelve members of the Law Academia UK faculty
are currently practising solicitors of the Senior
Courts of England and Wales.

FACULTY · 01

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PRACTISING SOLICITOR

CORPORATE · COMMERCIAL

EST 2020

Aisha Khan

Solicitor · Founder

Corporate & commercial. Nine years at City firms. SQE1 first-attempt distinction.

FACULTY · 02

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PRACTISING SOLICITOR

LITIGATION · TORT

CROWN COURT

Daniel Ofori

Solicitor · Litigation

Dispute resolution & tort. Crown Court advocacy. SQE2 examiner training.

FACULTY · 03

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PRACTISING SOLICITOR

PROPERTY · EQUITY

MAGIC CIRCLE

Maya Bennett

Solicitor · Property

Property & equity. Magic Circle background. LLB tutor since 2019.

FACULTY · 04

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PRACTISING SOLICITOR

PROPERTY · EQUITYCRIMINAL · PUBLIC

SENIOR TUTOR

James Whitfield

Solicitor · Criminal

Criminal & constitutional. Public Defender Service. Senior tutor for FLK2.

The Learning Portal

Study anywhere.

All your Law Academia UK materials on any device, through one secure portal designed for focused, structured legal study.

Student Outcomes

From students currently in practice.

SQE1 · 2024

The faculty have actually sat the
exam. That sounds obvious until
you compare it to platforms
taught by lecturers who haven’t.
The difference is in what they
cut, not what they include.

Eleanor Whitmore

Trainee Solicitor · Linklaters

SQE2 · 2024

Oral skills practice was the part I
dreaded most. The 1:1 sessions
with faculty solicitors meant I
walked in calm. Passed first
attempt.

Rohan Mehta

NQ Solicitor · Slaughter and May

LLB · 2023

The case summaries saved my
final year. Indexed by topic,
written by people who’ve cited
them in court, not just read them
in the library.

Sophie Carlisle

First-Class Hons · Bristol

From The Journal

Writing on law, study, and the profession.

LLB

12 Apr 2026 · 6 min read
The LLB Starter Path — a structured 12-week introduction

How to spend the first twelve weeks of the
undergraduate degree — what to read, what to skip,
and the order that compounds.

By Aisha Khan, Solicitor
METHOD
04 Apr 2026 · 9 min read

How to memorise hundreds of legal cases without overwhelm

Recognition over recall: the system practising solicitors actually use to hold a case in the head five years after the exam.
By Daniel Ofori, Solicitor
method
27 Mar 2026 · 7 min read
Reading a case: a method that actually works under exam pressure

The discipline of separating ratio from obiter, and the
four-line annotation method for a forty-page judgment.

By Maya Bennett, Solicitor

Common Questions

Before you begin.

Five of the most common questions from prospective students. The full FAQ covers thirty more.
When does the next SQE1 cohort start?
We run two intakes per year, timed to the SRA’s January and July sittings. The next cohort begins on 6 January 2026, with applications closing 15 December 2025. Self-paced enrolment is open year-round.
We run two intakes per year, timed to the SRA’s January and July sittings. The next cohort begins on 6 January 2026, with applications closing 15 December 2025. Self-paced enrolment is open year-round.
We run two intakes per year, timed to the SRA’s January and July sittings. The next cohort begins on 6 January 2026, with applications closing 15 December 2025. Self-paced enrolment is open year-round.
We run two intakes per year, timed to the SRA’s January and July sittings. The next cohort begins on 6 January 2026, with applications closing 15 December 2025. Self-paced enrolment is open year-round.
We run two intakes per year, timed to the SRA’s January and July sittings. The next cohort begins on 6 January 2026, with applications closing 15 December 2025. Self-paced enrolment is open year-round.

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Start studying like a solicitor.

Next SQE1 cohort begins 6 January 2026. LLB and self-paced SQE programmes available year-round.