Psychology
156755
4664
LA2A23S
Law
Law (A Level | Level 3 | Single)
Social Sciences
social-sciences
14
60307067
8747
You'll explore how the law regulates all aspects of life, rightly or wrongly, and consider how morals and public policy impact the development of our lives. Key topics include criminal law, tort law, and human rights law. You'll enhance your studies with lively debates, mock trials, and case studies. A Level Law is an excellent foundation for studying the subject at degree level, whether you're aiming for a career in law or want to study a subject that can open doors to a wide range of careers.

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements


Do you have a passion for debating or an interest in solving complex criminal and civil law issues? If so, A Level Law is the perfect course for you. You'll build a solid understanding of key areas of criminal and civil law. Studying law will help you develop valuable analytical skills and problem- solving skills, setting you apart and giving you a head start in your future career.


Complementary Courses:

Politics
Sociology
History
Criminology
English Language
English Literature
Philosophy and Ethics
False
1
100% Examination
<p><b>Possible Career Paths:</b></p>Social Worker<br>Counsellor<br>Solicitor<br>Barrister<br>Police Officer<br>Probation Officer<br>Local Government Officer<br>Civil Service Officer<br>Youth Worker<br>Community Development Officer

Level 3
GCE A/AS Level or Equivalent

True

Law (A Level | Level 3 | Single)

Level
3
Type
A Level
Programme
Single
Duration (Yrs)
2

Do you have a passion for debating or an interest in solving complex criminal and civil law issues? If so, A Level Law is the perfect course for you. You'll build a solid understanding of key areas of criminal and civil law. Studying law will help you develop valuable analytical skills and problem- solving skills, setting you apart and giving you a head start in your future career.


Complementary Courses:

Politics
Sociology
History
Criminology
English Language
English Literature
Philosophy and Ethics

Your Next Steps

Possible Career Paths:

Social Worker
Counsellor
Solicitor
Barrister
Police Officer
Probation Officer
Local Government Officer
Civil Service Officer
Youth Worker
Community Development Officer

Course Content

You'll explore how the law regulates all aspects of life, rightly or wrongly, and consider how morals and public policy impact the development of our lives. Key topics include criminal law, tort law, and human rights law. You'll enhance your studies with lively debates, mock trials, and case studies. A Level Law is an excellent foundation for studying the subject at degree level, whether you're aiming for a career in law or want to study a subject that can open doors to a wide range of careers.

Your Assessment

100% Examination

Our Entry Requirements

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements

156755
4664
LA2A23S
Law
Law (A Level | Level 3 | Single)
Social Sciences
social-sciences
14
60307067
8747
You'll explore how the law regulates all aspects of life, rightly or wrongly, and consider how morals and public policy impact the development of our lives. Key topics include criminal law, tort law, and human rights law. You'll enhance your studies with lively debates, mock trials, and case studies. A Level Law is an excellent foundation for studying the subject at degree level, whether you're aiming for a career in law or want to study a subject that can open doors to a wide range of careers.

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements


Do you have a passion for debating or an interest in solving complex criminal and civil law issues? If so, A Level Law is the perfect course for you. You'll build a solid understanding of key areas of criminal and civil law. Studying law will help you develop valuable analytical skills and problem- solving skills, setting you apart and giving you a head start in your future career.


Complementary Courses:

Politics
Sociology
History
Criminology
English Language
English Literature
Philosophy and Ethics
False
1
100% Examination
<p><b>Possible Career Paths:</b></p>Social Worker<br>Counsellor<br>Solicitor<br>Barrister<br>Police Officer<br>Probation Officer<br>Local Government Officer<br>Civil Service Officer<br>Youth Worker<br>Community Development Officer

Level 3
GCE A/AS Level or Equivalent

True
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