Iso_123 wrote: » Hey, Just wondering what everyone's study plan is now that the timetable has been released for March? If you're working full time how many hours of study have you roughly allocated per week between now and March? I was lucky in my last job because I got a full month and a bit off to study so I didnt have to do much study after work prior to that time off but for my current job I'll probably just have my annual leave so I'm a bit nervous about that!
phildub wrote: » I'm starting today, just organising notes and doing up a time table. I am working full time but really want to do 4, really not sure that this is possible at this point as I had months to study for the last time. I will try and do 3 hours a night after work and 8 to 10 hours at the weekends and just pray I do enough to past 4. Serious question though, is 4 even possible with this little time. My exams and one after the other on the second week so that makes it harder. Not sure if I should just try 3, I dont know how many I passed the last time! Also if anyone has topics from property, contract, equity and constitution so I can narrow my studies? Any help is greatly appreciated!
Lallers96 wrote: » They've left us with only 7 weeks between the results and the next sitting so I'm probably only going to have time to do 2, possibly 3. I will probably try to get 2 weeks off unpaid to be able to even have time to study for two. I'm working part-time and getting experience in a solicitors so I can't really speak from a similar standpoint. I'm doing 1-2 hours on my work days and about 5-8 hours on my days off. Starting tomorrow and not looking forward to going back to the grind, but oh well.
Corplawtrainee wrote: » You reckon, it's possible to do 5 if you're studying full time staritng today? Wasn't expecting them to be this soon.
Corplawtrainee wrote: » Cheers that's really encouraging, will just need to keep the head down untill then. Only did my first two in November, so still trying to gauge how much prep is needed per subject.
jus_me wrote: » Has everyone awaiting results and hoping to start hybrid received moodle access ?
lsheehaneire wrote: » I'm awaiting results and have not received moodle access....
jus_me wrote: » Same - some people have, which is great but wish we all did haha
lsheehaneire wrote: » It's very strange...
Spreece wrote: » I’m also awaiting results, registered for Hybrid but haven’t been given access. I am assuming they have checked the results and have given access to people who have passed but I wish they would just come out and tell us.
lsheehaneire wrote: » They couldn't do that surely... or maybe your right.
Spreece wrote: » It’s probably just my pessimistic mind. But it’s poorly handled. I rang them about two weeks ago and they were very nice about it, all apologies and assured me we would all get our results in the week of the 11th and it would be easy to catch up. I was happy with that but hearing that some people have been given Moodle access is at odds with what I was told.
lsheehaneire wrote: » I totally agree. I had parked it mentally and now I am all over the place with it for the last few days, thinking that surely they would not be telling people to keep the dates free unless they had passed. They really have made a shambles of it. I sent emails last week but they are all out of office until the 4th of Jan... Did everyone get access on the same date ?
Neighomes wrote: » Hi all, hoping to do 2 exams in March. I have already done Criminal, Property, Equity and EU. Out of Contract, Constitutional, Tort and Company - which would you recommend doing together?
awsah wrote: » Hey guys, hope ye all were able to relax over the Christmas, can't believe there is such little time left before the next set of FE1s. I'm trying to decide how many out of the 4 I have left I should attempt, really wanted to go for Blackhall in September! Anyway if anyone has any updated Constitution or property grids (to include the November 2020 exams) I would really appreciate it. I have good notes for Criminal, Company, EU and Tort to swap!
