EQE Online Workshops: Perfect preparation for the exam
Experience practical and strategic insights into exam papers A, B, C and D
The EQE Online Workshops offer candidates preparing for the main EQE exam a unique opportunity to engage intensively and practically with the exam requirements. Each workshop package includes 6 to 8 online sessions in which participants work in small groups on real examples to deepen their understanding of the practical and strategic aspects of the respective exam paper.
Paper A Workshop 15 September 2025 - 02 October 2025
Key Topics
- Formal requirements for Paper A
- Understanding the client’s letter and defining the basic principle of the invention
- Drafting independent claims taking into account the basic principle of the invention and the prior art
- Drafting dependent claims
- Drafting an introduction
Paper B Workshop 06 October 2025 - 23 October 2025
Key Topics
- Inventive step argumentation
- Problem Solution Approach
- Amending the claims
- Showing compliance with Art. 123(2)
- Specifics to the new format (since 2017) of the Paper B of EQE
- Time management
- Practical approaches and suggestions
Paper D Workshop 27 October 2025 - 13 November 2025
Key Topics
- Particularities of the eEQE
- Practical approach to DI type questions, with exercises and examples
- How to present a complete answer to DI questions
- Getting an overview of the information of DII
- Understanding the questions and what to include in the answers
- Time management
- Practical approaches and suggestions
Paper C Workshop 17 November 2025 - 11 December 2025 | 12 January 2026 - 05 February 2026
Key Topics
- Discussion of what is needed in the paper including the attacks to be made and where to find the information for the attacks on the claims
- Refresh the basics of novelty and inventive step including how to identify the closest prior art document from the prior art provided
- Work through two papers C addressing the attacks to be made with practical approaches and suggestions
- Time management
The workshops can be booked individually per paper. All sessions take place on Mondays and Thursdays from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. CEST (and from the end of October CET).