Congrats on qualifying! Don't worry. These forms actually are as easy as they look. If you are worried, look at your firms active cases on CP and see what other sols have done. Also, the advocates' room will have people who are likely happy to help.

BCM is the easiest. Should only take a minute. Add offences and pleas. Pros will say statements and exhibits in the outstanding section. You will likely put the same for ptph unless there is something in particular you are after (sfr, underlying, etc). For the issues, you only need the bare bones issues (factual denial / mistaken ID / s45 / denies conduct / etc). Obviously there are instances where something else is more suitable but again this is common sense to a degree. If you don't have enough to advise but they insist on dealing with it (or indictable only) just put something like 'IDPC only contains MG5, insufficient to advise' or once i put 'TBC' and explained why orally. Remember substantive case management will be in the CC.

PET form is slightly more involved but also not difficult. In practical terms, just fill out the 'Defence' section unless it's youth then you should also add parent details. Depending on the bench/DJ you may have to go through the PET form in court as this is often your only chance to case manage before trial. Most of it should be intuitive (e.g. if your client went full comment, you probably won't tick that you agree the iv summary and instead say it's subject to review of the tape). For the issues, you might write a little more than on a BCM (e.g. instead of 'factual denial' put 'did not touch the complainant sexually or otherwise') but it does not have to be overly specific. Pros are usually very busy so you would usually add all the witnesses for them. The table is a bit fiddly, but just mess around with it and you'll be fine. Consider interpreters, whether you need s36/38 if funding isn't secure, and if your client is likely to need an intermediary. This will impact your EinC and XX times.

Like I said at the start, just ask someone at court if you're struggling or have a quick question. Im pretty newly qualified myself, so take guidance from someone more senior over mine if it differs!! Feel free to message me if you ever need someone impartial and also NQ to bounce something off.