The Standard plan, in detail

The whole syllabus, opened

Every section of all thirteen subjects unlocks at once, across FLK1 and FLK2, with the same cited question bank behind each one. There is no drip feed and no weekly release: the order you work in is yours, and nothing is held back to keep you subscribed for longer.

Revision maps

Revision maps turn each subject into an interactive map of its rules, tests and key dates, revealed one branch at a time so that you are recalling rather than re-reading. A separate quick-reference sheet gathers every key date and every multi-limb test across subjects for a fast skim before the exam.

Worked calculation exercises

The calculation exercises cover the numbers examiners actually test: Capital Gains Tax, Corporation Tax, Income Tax, National Insurance Contributions and Value Added Tax within Business Law and Practice, Inheritance Tax within Wills and Administration of Estates, Stamp Duty Land Tax within Property Practice, limitation-period calculations within Dispute Resolution, and client account calculations within Solicitors Accounts. Each step is graded on its own, with a worked answer once you submit it.

Priority practice

Priority practice pulls a subject's highest-priority questions, weighted toward whatever you are getting wrong most often, and reveals the answer immediately after each one rather than holding it back to a result screen.

Two kinds of mock

A subject mock is a timed test of one subject alone: choose ten, twenty or thirty questions and the clock runs continuously at SQE1 pace, one minute forty-two seconds a question, with a score and a full error log once you submit. The half-length paper samples across a whole FLK's subjects into one ninety-question sitting at the same pace. It is the same paper Premium sits as one half of its full-length version.

Standard also adds a friends leaderboard, ranked by XP against people you add inside the app, so the comparison stays with people you actually know.

What Standard does not include

Standard stops short of the full-length rehearsal. There is no 180-question FLK paper on it, no pre-built flashcard decks, no unlock-all revision and no global leaderboard. Those four are what Premium adds, and they are worth buying later rather than earlier: a full-length paper is most useful once the knowledge is largely in place.

Who Standard suits

Standard suits a candidate working steadily through both papers who wants the complete content, the full question bank, the revision tooling and a genuine half-length mock before deciding whether the full-length rehearsal is worth adding. For most people, for most of their preparation, this is the plan that does the work.

Standard is a subscription, not a one-off course fee. For how the figure sits against the rest of the market, see the SQE1 course comparison. Founding-member pricing is held for as long as you stay subscribed; later rates will be higher.

Start StandardHow the course works

Prices are shown in pounds here. Pakistan-based candidates can view Standard pricing in rupees when they subscribe. Payment reflects access to the course content, the question bank and the mock exams. Results rest on your own preparation.