Posts Tagged: "patent bar examination"

Patent Practitioner Training: Everything Patent Practitioners Need to Know

You’ve passed the patent bar exam. Now what? We have heard that question too many times to count over the years as we have collectively spent over 50 years teaching patent bar review courses. With so many firms cutting back on, or eliminating training, and experience being necessary to get a job, we decided to create this Patent Practitioner Training 101, to bridge the gap for those new to the industry, and to offer a training solution to those firms in need of a ready-made program… At the end of this, course students should have a strong grasp on the day to day basics of patent practice, and a catalogue of examples and templates to draw upon for a variety of the most common and likely occurrences that real life will throw at a patent practitioner.

Patent Bar Review Live in Minneapolis

Do you have an engineering or science degree or background? Take the Live Patent Office’s Registration Exam to become a Patent Agent or Attorney!

Patent Bar Live in NY City

Do you have an engineering or science degree or background? Take the Live Patent Office’s Registration Exam to become a Patent Agent or Attorney!

Patent Bar Review Live in Chicago

Do you have an engineering or science degree or background? Take the Live Patent Office’s Registration Exam to become a Patent Agent or Attorney!

Reflections of the Patent Bar Exam

Recently I took and passed, on my second attempt, the United States Patent & Trademark Office Registration (bar) Exam. It is a daunting experience but manageable with some occasional misery in the mix. The exam is offered once a year in Virginia on paper otherwise you schedule your own computer exam at a Prometric testing site. The total time needed to prepare for the exam is about 150 hours of solid study/course time. It is a hundred questions divided into two three-hour sessions with an hour break.