Written By Jack J Collins, Editor of AllAboutLaw.co.uk

Changes to the QLTS - 2016

Written By Jack J Collins, Editor of AllAboutLaw.co.uk

A selection of changes were made to the QLTS last year, meaning that life has become easier for those who wish to take the assessment. A summary of these changes is provided below:

Candidates wishing to take the QLTS, as long as they are not seeking exemption from a particular part of the assessment, no longer need to attain a Certificate of Eligibiilty from the Solicitors Regulation Authority before the assessments.
Candidates who are not from the EEA/EU will no longer have to provide separate evidence of their profiency of the English Language, as the test will examine this innately.
There will no longer be a need to complete the entire assessment within a five-year period, making life easier for those who are working part-time or in other employment.
There will also no longer be a maximum number of attempts available to a candidate – they may attempt until they are successful.

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