Law is a challenging and dynamic course which will allow you to develop your knowledge and understanding of how English Law is created and enforced. It will enable you to explore how law is enforced within the court structure, personnel, and access to justice. You will examine how legal responsibility in both criminal law and civil law is established and what court procedures, sentencing and damages are available. You will examine key principles and cases that determine what our laws are today. You will also be given the opportunity to ask questions about the nature and purpose of justice and discuss how morality may conflict with the law.
• You need at least five GCSE passes at grade 4 – 9 to study at this level. • Grade 6 or above in essaybased subjects provide the necessary skills to succeed. Students studying law should have a general interest in topical events, the dynamic of British Government and an ability to analyse effectively, as well as being able to use evidence and appropriate structure as well as other general essay writing skills.
Most focus on examinations at the end of the qualification as the main assessment method but some also require the completion of non-examination assessments (NEAs).
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Staffordshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Penkridge Bank Road, Rugeley, WS15 2UE |
Law is a challenging and dynamic course which will allow you to develop your knowledge and understanding of how English Law is created and enforced. It will enable you to explore how law is enforced within the court structure, personnel, and access to justice. You will examine how legal responsibility in both criminal law and civil law is established and what court procedures, sentencing and damages are available. You will examine key principles and cases that determine what our laws are today. You will also be given the opportunity to ask questions about the nature and purpose of justice and discuss how morality may conflict with the law.
• You need at least five GCSE passes at grade 4 – 9 to study at this level. • Grade 6 or above in essaybased subjects provide the necessary skills to succeed. Students studying law should have a general interest in topical events, the dynamic of British Government and an ability to analyse effectively, as well as being able to use evidence and appropriate structure as well as other general essay writing skills.
Most focus on examinations at the end of the qualification as the main assessment method but some also require the completion of non-examination assessments (NEAs).