Content: - Dispute Solving in Civil Law - Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System - Applying the Law One Optional Unit From: - Aspects of Family Law - Consumer Law - Contract Law - Aspects of Tort Why Study Law? - Law is a well-respected subject, which is attractive to employers and universities. - Dynamic and challenging – Students will study more than just criminality; law is about how our legal system attempts to meet the needs of everyone in society. - Relevant and interesting – From buying a sandwich to posting on Twitter, students will learn how the law influences everything we do. - Develops a range of transferable skills including research, problem-solving, analysis, and evaluation. - This leads to a variety of careers including the legal profession, the Police, the Armed Forces, and the Prison Service.
Five or more GCSEs at grade 4 or better, including English Language OR Mathematics at grade 4 or better.
50% coursework, 50% controlled assessment.
About Education Provider
Region | North West |
Local Authority | Wigan |
Ofsted Rating | Good |
Gender Type | Co-Educational |
Address | Frog Lane, Wigan, WN1 1HQ |
Content: - Dispute Solving in Civil Law - Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System - Applying the Law One Optional Unit From: - Aspects of Family Law - Consumer Law - Contract Law - Aspects of Tort Why Study Law? - Law is a well-respected subject, which is attractive to employers and universities. - Dynamic and challenging – Students will study more than just criminality; law is about how our legal system attempts to meet the needs of everyone in society. - Relevant and interesting – From buying a sandwich to posting on Twitter, students will learn how the law influences everything we do. - Develops a range of transferable skills including research, problem-solving, analysis, and evaluation. - This leads to a variety of careers including the legal profession, the Police, the Armed Forces, and the Prison Service.
Five or more GCSEs at grade 4 or better, including English Language OR Mathematics at grade 4 or better.
50% coursework, 50% controlled assessment.