Three written exams (also known as Heads) in total:
Head I – Property
Head II - Litigation (Civil or Criminal)
Head III - Professional Conduct and Accounts

Head I – three hour written exam
Head II – three hour written exam
Head III – three hour written exam

All Tests are open book, so candidates are allowed to take with them into the exam any book, document or other written material.

It is a document you must obtain from the Law Society before applying to sit the Test. The application form can be downloaded from our website. It is also enclosed with the study pack. The Law Society specifies on the Certificate what Heads of the QLTT you need to pass in order to be admitted to the Roll of Solicitors of England and Wales

The Law Society issues the Certificate within 6-8 weeks. Hence, it is advisable to apply to the Law Society as early as possible.

Three years from the date it was issued, however you can apply for an extension to this period from the Law Society.

You may enrol before receiving the Certificate of Eligibility, but must have the Certificate in order to apply to sit the Test.

QLTT USA's course program is tailored especially for busy lawyers, who are short of time. It allows for maximum flexibility and may be adapted to the pace and time slots available to you.

Naturally, the answer varies from one candidate to another. Our suggested study timetable can be of assistance in planning your preparation.

You may ask QLTT USA and CLT tutors or administrative staff any question that you have. The personnel shall endeavor to respond as quickly soon as possible. You can also raise your question in the on-line forum or discuss it with fellow students.

You may fill-out the enclosed application form or apply on-line on our website.

You may pay by either credit or debit card, banker's draft or via bank transfer.

No, you may choose the number of Heads you wish to take in each sitting.

Yes, you may take with you into the Test any book, document or other written material.

Usually, the results are made available and mailed to candidates six to eight weeks after the examination.

The minimum score required to pass a written Head of the Test is 50 (out of a possible 100). In addition, you must obtain at least 50% of the marks attributable to the Professional Conduct and Financial Services part of the Professional Conduct and Accounts Head. You may not transfer points from one Head to another.

No. You shall be required to re-sit the specific Head that you have failed.