BTEC National Award in Applied Law

BTEC National Award in Applied Law
Course Description
This course consists of four 1hour 15 minute lessons per week as well as a 1 hour support session per week. Sessions will consist of lectures, group work, case studies and research. You will be taught to write analytically and to solve legal problems.The course covers a wide range of legal topics and will give students a good insight into the working of the English Legal System and substantive areas of law.

Entry Requirements
At least 4 GCSEs at Grade D, one of which must be English. Or Level 2 skills/craft qualification (eg NVQ 2 or relevant work experience).

Modules Studied:

• Dispute solving in the Legal System
• Understanding Law Making
• Aspects of Legal Liability
• Unlawful Homicide and Police Powers
• Aspects of Property Offences and Police Powers
• Aspects of the Law of Tort

Awarding Body: EDEXCEL

Level: L3

Duration: 2 years

Attendance Modes: Day

Assessment: Assessment is on a course work basis which will probably be completed on a weekly/fortnightly basis. Students need to gain a Pass in order to succeed on the course but there is the opportunity to progress to a merit or distinction grade.

Progression Routes: The course is ideal for anyone who is interested in a career in law. Such careers could include paralegals or legal executives. The course will also give those wishing to study law at university a practical insight into law.

Costs: Contact college for fees

Campus: Roby