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GCE A Level in Law

at Woodhouse College · college

Ofsted rated their overall effectivenessOutstanding2022see the detail

Level 3A levelsGCE A level2 yearsFull time

What the college says

This course provides a proper insight into the realities of both a law degree and a career in the profession. A level law is not only for budding solicitors and barristers, but also popular with those seeking to enter the business or financial worlds and is highly regarded by universities. Law is an empowering subject. Everyone should know how the legal system of their country works. Hopefully, you will never be charged with murder, but in your lifetime, you may buy a property, make a Will, enter into a contract and sue or be sued! All these things cease to be intimidating once you have studied law. You will learn to express yourself clearly both in writing and orally and become capable of researching at a high level and arguing a case from all sides. You’ll visit a magistrates’ court, Crown Court, High Court and the Supreme Court to see law in action. You will have the opportunity to hear outside speakers such as senior Crown prosecutors and take part in a mock trial. Course content: You’ll gain an understanding of both civil and criminal law and how they impact on our everyday lives. You’ll study the roles of magistrates, judges and juries in our society and learn how law is made by judges and by parliament. Law covers criminal offences such as ABH and GBH, murder and manslaughter, as well as self-defence. In civil law you’ll be taught how to sue someone, learn about the Hillsborough tragedy, and what to do if your neighbour plays loud music all night. You’ll discuss the ph

What you need to get on

GCSES: Grade 5 in Mathematics, Grade 6 in English Language, Grade 6 in Law required (if taken at GCSE) , Grade 6 in an essay writing subject required if Law not taken at GCSE (e.g., English Literature, Geography, History etc)

How you are assessed

Academic subjects, mostly exams, three or four at once. The traditional route to university.

What this level means

The A-level-equivalent step, and what universities and employers ask for.

Is it open to 16 to 18 year olds?

Approved for 16 to 18 study on the government's Section 96 list.

Where it runs

  • WOODHOUSE COLLEGE

    WOODHOUSE ROAD FINCHLEY, LONDON, N12 9EY

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