Humanities, Social Science, Education college courses

...invest in learning and staff Overview Why not focus on your future by training for a new career? We have flexible programmes to suit your needs in the following industries...

...legal profession in their own right. Once fully qualified, a Fellow of the Institute can be appointed head of a department staffed by other lawyers...

...who wish to pursue a career in areas such as the police, the fire services, the armed forces and security This course is for people who wish to pursue...

...employed by social scientists in their studies. The course acts as an entry pathway to university degree programmes or as an entrance qualification for local government...

...such as practising solicitors. LAW Why should I come to Pendleton College? Whilst studying on this course, students will have the opportunity to visit...

...legal profession in their own right. Once fully qualified, a Fellow of the Institute can be appointed head of a department staffed by other lawyers...

...which will enable young people to learn how public services operate and to appreciate the values that sustain them. Learners will become aware of the importance...

...employed by social scientists in their studies. The course acts as an entry pathway to university degree programmes or as an entrance qualification for local government...

...rights and how the Law affects me I am interested in learning more about things I have seen on TV or read in the newspapers about crime I am interested...

...Are judges too lenient in sentencing the guilty? What do solicitors and barristers do? Should the law concerning murder be reformed? How can I claim compensation if I am injured?...

...You will learn how laws are created and changed and the rules which control the conduct of criminal trials and civil cases. You will learn about the nature...

...The second year of study focuses on criminal law and covers topics such as homicide, non-fatal offences and police powers. Law: AS and A2 Level This dynamic...

...The A2 syllabus applies the knowledge of the legal system to a specialist area of law, e.g. criminal or consumer law. AS/A Level Law Course Description... Learn about: Full Time...

...We encourage students to take an active part in class - to raise questions, to contribute to discussions and question and answer sessions and to work together with other students...

...You will learn how laws are created and changed and the rules which control the conduct of criminal trials and civil cases. You will learn about the nature...

...leadership skills and communication and provides excellent preparation for progression onto the National Diploma. You will undertake six units of study...

...You will need to choose 3 or 4 AS Levels to study the A Level Programme Combined Programme - You will need to choose 1 or 2 AS Levels combined with a vocational option... Learn about: Full Time, Health and Social Care...

...The legal system is undergoing a period of enormous change and new areas of law are emerging in the 21st Century. Law Access to HEFC Higher Education...

...international perspectives. diversity and the public services. citizenship and contemporary issues Public Services (Uniformed) - BTEC National Diploma Course...

...1 year Fee: £250 This course is free for school leavers (Aged 16-18)...