A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education

...the English legal system. Learn about the principles of law-making and dispute-solving as well as the basics of criminal liability and negligence...

...development in communication through British Sign Language (BSL) with Deaf people at an extended level. A Level 4 course will enable development in functional... Learn about: Sign language, IT for adults, Communication Training...

...system in tackling crime and preventing reoffending, and issues relating to human rights. In addition, students study a number of compulsory Learner Support modules... Learn about: Basic Skills, Workplace Skills, Social Science...

...IT and Mathematical skills. Access to HN Social Science This course is predominantly at Higher level and includes subjects such as: Criminology Geography... Learn about: Part Time...

...Teaching is student-centred and incorporates class, group, or individual lessons. Students will study English, maths and a range of humanities subjects... Learn about: Workplace Skills, Full Time, Higher Education Access...

...then General Studies may be the course for you. It will help you to develop the ability to think independently and to see through arguments to determine...

...Through evaluating evidence from a range of global case studies, students will consider whether the earth's resources can accommodate a fixed population capacity...

...exercise of the creative imagination. Archaeology is both a physical activity out in the field and an intellectual pursuit. During this course you...

...You will also study archaeological methods and techniques used to find sites, excavate them and analyse the results, including dating methods. Archaeology Level...

...09/09/2009 Exam Board: OCR Level: 3 Why Study Here: Comprehensive study into the law and legal system and high success rates. Suitable For: Students...

...as consisting of both criminal and civil law. Criminal law attempts to prevent conducts that are regarded as socially harmful, and if carried...

...Psychology and Sociology. The choice of Humanities degree programmes is now wider than ever, and includes: Art History. Cultural Studies. English Literature...

...You will also study archaeological methods and techniques used to find sites, excavate them and analyse the results, including dating methods. Archaeology Level...

...The changing nature of law in society will be considered, as will the rights and responsibilities of individuals as citizens. Study units include: Law A Level...

...A level Law is a wide-ranging course that introduces the English Legal System, criminal law including homicide and non-fatal offences, and torts such as negligence...

...AS Law includes units on: Who makes the law. The role of solicitors, barristers and jurors. Sentencing by the courts. Powers of the police to stop and search...

...alleged murderer to the awarding of compensation to a patient disabled by the negligence of a hospital. In the second year you will study offences ranging...

...They will also learn how to analyse legal problems and provide written solutions to complex problems. 'AS' and 'A2' Level Law Duration: AS 1...

...If the answer to these questions is yes, then you would find A Level Law very rewarding. Regardless of whether you see yourself as a Barrister or Solicitor...

...Students will also study the Legal Profession (i.e barristers, solicitors and legal excutives), Alternative methods of resolving a dispute and the Judiciary...