Chris

Succeed to prepare, prepare to succeed

The word “exam” often sends a shiver down a trainee’s spine, and the thought of revising (again) is never a pleasant one! However, the trainees at WJ are doing their best to ease their exam stress.

Exams are an unavoidable part of qualifying to become a patent attorney. The next UK exams are about three months away and it is time for many trainees to start thinking about hitting the books. The WJ Training Academy’s in-house tutorials are in full swing and some trainees are taking part in external revision courses to further help with their exam preparation.

Rebecca and I attended the first external revision course of the year. The course tutors were very helpful and provided some excellent tips on exam technique. Although the course has given us confidence, there is still a lot of work to do to make sure we are ready for our exams.

More external revision courses will be happening over the next few weeks with more trainees taking part. Watch this space to hear about their experiences…

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Chris

Senior Trainee Patent Attorney (Chemical)

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