SQE1 - Crash course
SQE1 FLK1 Bootcamp - November 2026
Four Saturday morning sessions on core FLK1 subjects, with live practice and recordings.
About this crash course
A structured weekend programme for candidates preparing for the January 2027 SQE1 sitting. Each session revisits one cluster of FLK1 subjects, works through single-best-answer questions live and finishes with a walkthrough of common reasoning traps. Sessions are recorded; recordings, slides and linked practice questions stay available for 60 days after the final session. This course supports your own revision: it does not replace it and it does not predict any exam result.
Syllabus
Business law and practice
- Business structures and company formation
- Directors' duties
- Shareholder decision-making
Dispute resolution
- Pre-action conduct and limitation
- Case management and tracks
- Interim applications, Part 36 and costs
Contract and tort
- Terms and exclusion clauses
- Misrepresentation and remedies
- Duty of care and breach
Legal system, public law and professional conduct
- Statutory interpretation and precedent
- Judicial review grounds
- SRA Principles and conflicts of interest
Sessions
All times are UK time (Europe/London). Prices include VAT.
Business law and practice: structures, directors and shareholders
10:00–13:00 UK time (3 hours)
60 places leftChoosing a business vehicle, incorporation, directors' duties and how company decisions are taken, taught through exam-style scenarios.
Priya Instructor Online via Zoom
Business structures: sole traders, partnerships, LLPs and companiesIncorporation and constitution of companies; articles of associationDirectors: appointment, general duties (CA 2006 ss 171–177) and removalShareholders: rights, meetings, resolutions and minority protection
Dispute resolution: from pre-action conduct to interim applications
10:00–13:00 UK time (3 hours)
60 places leftA timeline approach to civil litigation: limitation, pre-action steps, statements of case, tracks, interim applications and Part 36 offers.
Priya Instructor Online via Zoom
Commencing proceedings: limitation, jurisdiction and partiesCase management, allocation to tracks, directions and costs managementInterim applications: injunctions, summary judgment and security for costsCosts, Part 36 offers and funding
Before you join: Skim the civil procedure overview note in the library beforehand if you are new to litigation.
Contract and tort: the questions candidates over-think
10:00–13:00 UK time (3 hours)
60 places leftTerms, exclusion clauses, misrepresentation remedies, duty of care and breach, with a method for choosing the best answer when two options look right.
Priya Instructor Online via Zoom
Terms: express and implied terms, incorporation and exclusion clauses (UCTA 1977 / CRA 2015)MisrepresentationNegligence: duty of careNegligence: breach and the standard of care
Legal system, public law and ethics: a timed clinic
10:00–13:00 UK time (3 hours)
60 places leftStatutory interpretation, judicial review grounds and SRA conduct questions, followed by a timed mixed set and a debrief on pacing.
Priya Instructor Online via Zoom
Statutory interpretationJudicial review: grounds (illegality, irrationality, procedural impropriety)Conflicts of interestThe SRA Principles in practice
Before you join: Have 60 minutes free and uninterrupted for the timed set.
The course pass includes every session listed above, with recordings and slides for the access period.
Instructor
Priya Instructor
Solicitor and SQE2 skills tutor
Priya leads the SQE2 crash courses and marks written submissions.
Participation conditions
- Sessions run live; the join link and any venue details are shared with registered participants on the course page.
- Recordings and materials are for your personal study only and must not be shared.
- Refunds and cancellations follow our refund policy.
- Live sessions run online via Zoom; join links appear on the session page 30 minutes before the start. Recordings are for personal study only and must not be shared. A course pass does not include an SQE1 subscription.
UK SQE Course is an independent SQE preparation provider. We are not affiliated with, endorsed or accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) or Kaplan SQE. We do not register candidates for the SQE and cannot guarantee exam results. Our content is exam preparation, not legal advice. Official SQE information is published by the SRA at sra.org.uk/sqe.