A-Level Law provides an introduction to law, it allows students to learn about a fascinating subject, one which covers many aspects of life. Students will learn about the legal system, law-making, the nature of law, criminal law, the law of tort and human rights law or the law of contract. Law students develop a range of skills including the application of legal rules and principles to present an argument, analysis and evaluation of the law, legal issues and concepts.
Grade 5 in GCSE RE. Grade 5 or above in GCSE English Language/Literature and a Humanities based subject. You do not need GCSE RE to study this course. However, if RE has been studied previously you will have achieved at least a grade 5.
The course is a linear A2 course, therefore students will be externally examined at the end of Year 13. The following three components will be covered across the two years: Unit 1 – A study of Religion: Islam (33.3% of qualification) Unit 2 – Philosophy of Religion (33.3% of qualification) Unit 3 – Religion and Ethics (33.3% of qualification)
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Bracknell Forest |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Grant Road, Crowthorne, RG45 7HZ |
A-Level Law provides an introduction to law, it allows students to learn about a fascinating subject, one which covers many aspects of life. Students will learn about the legal system, law-making, the nature of law, criminal law, the law of tort and human rights law or the law of contract. Law students develop a range of skills including the application of legal rules and principles to present an argument, analysis and evaluation of the law, legal issues and concepts.
Grade 5 in GCSE RE. Grade 5 or above in GCSE English Language/Literature and a Humanities based subject. You do not need GCSE RE to study this course. However, if RE has been studied previously you will have achieved at least a grade 5.
The course is a linear A2 course, therefore students will be externally examined at the end of Year 13. The following three components will be covered across the two years: Unit 1 – A study of Religion: Islam (33.3% of qualification) Unit 2 – Philosophy of Religion (33.3% of qualification) Unit 3 – Religion and Ethics (33.3% of qualification)