Waiting for the EQE
results and the examiners reports?
In my opinion you
should not worry how your answers compare with those of other bloggers. It’s
best to forget about this year’s exam and pick it up when the results come in.
Meantime,
continue working on papers you didn’t already sit and do some steady work on
areas where you know you are in need of improvement.
If you’ve taken
the pre-exam, the result will come in soon and, pass or fail, you should review
your answers and correct where necessary, then in case of success, resume work
in earnest on the main papers.
The moral is:
don’t have an idle summer and start work until after you’ve discovered that you failed
some papers. Keep working over the summer period so you continue to progress.
The tutorials
“Approaching the EQE” and those on specific papers are ideal for continued
learning. You can access the following tutorials on YouTube by keying in “EQE Cronin”
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Approaching the EQE :
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EQE Pre-exam :
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1st
Approach Serving the Client
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Legal
Basics
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2nd
Approach Working Method
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Claim
Analysis 2014
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3rd
Approach Legal Thinking
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Claim
Analysis 2015
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4th
Approach Presenting Arguments
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5th
Approach Substantive Law
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EQE Drafting Paper A 2014 :
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EQE Reply Paper B 2013 :
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Part
1 - Assimilation of information
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Part
1 - Assimilation of information
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Part
2 – Planning
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Part
2 - Planning
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Part
3 - The End Product
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Part
3 - The End Product
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EQE Opposition Paper C 2015 :
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EQE Legal Opinion Paper DII 2015 :
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Part
1 - Assimilation and Organisation of Information
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Part
1 - Assimilating and Organising Information
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Part
2 - Planning
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Part
2 - Legal Consequences and Planning
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Part
3 - The End Product
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Part
3 - The Legal Opinion
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I
hope you will find these tutorials useful for your ongoing preparations and
wish you a relaxed summer.
Brian Cronin
PATSKILLS