QLTT 2012 Test Pattern
The aim of the test is to assess the “aptitude� of the candidate and is limited to the professional knowledge of the candidate. The test aims to assess the ability of the candidate to practice as a solicitor in England and Wales.
Written Examinations will require a candidate to demonstrate
The Syllabus of Four Heads of the QLTT are as follows with the link
Written Examinations will require a candidate to demonstrate
- An ability to solve legal problems in a practical context
- A clear understanding of substantive legal knowledge
- An ability to apply substantive legal knowledge to practical problems
- An ability to deliver appropriate solutions to legal problems
- Knowledge and understanding of the principles of the common law and the manner in which they apply in practice
- A working knowledge of the legal system
- A working knowledge of the principles of statutes and substantive law
- Competence in the English Language
The Syllabus of Four Heads of the QLTT are as follows with the link