PREPTACKLE SQE2 FLASHCARDS
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LEARNING SCIENCE
Because reading is not the same as remembering
Memory isn't luck. It's a system. Reading feels productive. The science says otherwise. Without timed retrieval, most of what you study disappears within days.
Make Concepts Stickier
Every flashcard prompts you to actively recall the answer from memory, not just recognise it.
Confidence Tracking
Upon revealing each answer, you rate your confidence from 1 to 5, helping you identify what you actually know and what still needs work.
Adaptive Spaced Repetition
Unlike traditional spaced repetition, the algorithm decides frequency based on your confidence. It repeats your weaker areas more frequently until you master them; while ensuring you revisit each card right before you’d forget it.
SUBJECTS
SQE2 syllabus. All in one place.
Every practice area covered, with key black letter law principles embedded.
Business
~240 cards
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Property
~220 cards
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Criminal Litigation
~225 cards
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Dispute Resolution
~245 cards
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Wills & Estate
~280 cards
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WHY IT WORKS
Most decks are broken. Here's why ours aren't.
Most traditional decks mindlessly convert notes into Q&As. Recycling the same blocks of text into smaller bits is just a slow way to reread your notes! Preptackle’s approach is different. We build cards to make recall stick.
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Exam-conscious
Designed with practical application in mind i.e. how this point will be used in SQE2. Not just “What is the rule?” — but “When does this rule matter?”
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High-yield
Target clear legal points, cutting out unnecessary fillers and low-yield content, and reducing long prose into retrieval units.
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Easy to scan
Structured for fast recall. Not dense paragraphs, not a one-liner. Short enough to blast 100 cards in ~30 minutes.
CARD QUALITY
What a good card looks like. And a bad one.
The difference is not obvious until you try to revise 100 in a row.
WHAT TO AVOID
QUESTION
What is the Duty to Exercise Reasonable Care, Skill, and Diligence under s.174 of the Companies Act 2006, and how is it measured?
ANSWER
A director of a company must exercise reasonable care, skill and diligence. This means the care, skill and diligence that would be exercised by a reasonably diligent person with the general knowledge, skill and experience that may reasonably be expected of a person carrying out the functions carried out by the director in relation to the company (Objective Test), and the general knowledge, skill and experience that the director has (Subjective Test). Breaching this duty can expose directors to severe personal liability.
Problem. Prompt misdirects attention to a definition in the abstract for a topic that is typically trigger-based. No matter how well you know the duty, it's useless if you can't recall when to apply it. Also, the answer is hard to scan and contains many unnecessary fillers, i.e. more reading than needed when you're trying to revise quickly.
PREPTACKLE APPROACH
QUESTION
Directors approve high-risk transactions without conducting proper due diligence or analysing risks. Which duty may have been breached?
ANSWER
Duty to Exercise Reasonable Care, Skill & Diligence ➜ Standard measured against reasonably diligent person with knowledge, skill & experience:
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reasonably expected for the role; and
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those the director actually has.
⚠ Breach = Risk of personal liability
Why this works better. Prompt focuses on exam usefulness. Answer is shorter—cuts unnecessary fillers while keeping high-yield content. Easier to scan—core point hits first; supporting details follow.
GET PILOT ACCESS
Now available as an Early Access Pilot
Preptackle’s SQE2 Flashcards are now available as an Early Access Pilot at a discounted introductory price. Once the pilot phase ends and the decks are fully reviewed, the price will increase.
Why Is This a Pilot?
The decks are live and available to use now.
We are currently in the final stages of reviewing, refining, and improving them. This is part of our quality-control process and reflects the same approach we take with our wider SQE2 materials: we continue refining until the resource is as useful and exam-focused as possible.
To satisfy the high demand from students eager begin, we've decided to launch Early Access Pilot!
Because the flashcards are still in this improvement phase, they are currently available at a discounted introductory price, while we continue reviewing and refining the decks based on tutor and student feedback. Once the pilot phase ends and the decks are fully reviewed, the price will increase.