Anonymous  +  414792 Thu, 06 Sep 07 12:20 AM Hi, I am a Hungarian qualified lawyer and I have a question regarding the Qualified Lawyers Transfer Test (QLTT). I am thinking about to do the test in the future, but I do not know how difficult it is.  I have checked the website of the Law Society, so I have got the main information but I have never met anybody who has successfully passed the exam. Thanks Hajni Anonymous

	Kathrin  +  414933 Thu, 06 Sep 07 09:33 AM Hi, have you already seen http://www.onewstudies.com/default.aspx? It is an unusual test and the percentage of people who has taken it is probably very law. As for Germany, there are only about 100 people or less per year  who take the similar test (actually an exam) in order to practise law in Germany. The exam here is really hard, close to the second state examination but after a year of preparation the success should be on his way, don't you think:-) In the link below you will find a discussion about the issue QLTT and practicing in the UK between some experts:-) As for me, it was very interesting. http://www.gradunion.cam.ac.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=6534&sid=f803b4d8bbbacc948b866c6b290dcba9 I would summarised that about 150-200 people take this tests and one to two years preparation should be enough in order to pass. Look for firms that offer a scholarship for the test like Clifford, unfortunately only for lawyers from India but still, there is a chance. In this case you can concentrate on the exam and prepare in a short time. Best wishes, Kathrin Kathrin Joined on Fri, May 11 2007 Full Member 152 Is it me or is it the universe? It could be the universe but I am not sure thus I have been still wondering and drinking tea. However, the tea is getting cold.