Get Paid to Qualify
The assessments alone cost £5,092. Five routes exist where somebody else pays, and most of them have nothing to do with a City training contract: apprenticeships, firms that fund their own paralegals, councils, secondment providers, and a fund paid for out of regulatory fines.
What is in it
- What the SQE actually costs in 2026
- The apprenticeship route, and the January 2026 change that narrowed it
- Why the apprenticeship level matters more than anything else
- Firms with a named programme for funding their paralegals
- Councils and housing associations, where the competition is thinnest
- The SQE Access and Reinvestment Fund, and the postgraduate loan trap
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