Law and Defence college courses

...Note that you have a choice in Units 2 and 4. AS (from 6/09) Unit 1: Law Making & Legal System Unit 2: A The Concept of Liability and EITHER...

...courses in Public Services, Public Administration and Criminology. This course is suitable for If you have achieved any of the following and want to... Learn about: Police Access, Public Administration, Self Defence...

...which will help you to become successful in an ever-competitive world. We offer all of the above in a supportive, friendly, high-quality and technologically-driven environment... Learn about: IT Law, Quality Training, Full Time...

...therefore includes test questions designed to encourage students to engage in their own research and also to apply knowledge at each stage to that which...

...in the underpinning legal knowledge and physical skills necessary to enable them to be able to defend against a physical assault whilst undertaking their employed duties...

...social workers, probation officers, some police employees and lay members of mental health tribunals. The course is supplied with two major textbooks and tutorial service...

...The course follows the AQA syllabus. It aims to: Develop an understanding of legal method and reasoning. Develop the techniques of logical thinking...

...at how the English Legal System works and areas of law such as Criminal Law. What does the course consist of? In Year 1 you will study units 1 and 2 for an AS Level...

...PC65259 Academy: Business & Management Introduction: Law is a fascinating subject. From the criminal justice system to creating legislation...

...Law is a fresh, informative and well respected A level which appeals to a wide variety of students. It is relevant to everyday life, and will prepare...

...clearly and succinctly. The A2 course looks at the operation of law in practical terms, eg how the law influences the world of business and commerce...

...trial and European Community membership are investigated. During year two, options include civil liberties at Pontypool and Crosskeys, criminal law...

...the judiciary and the legal profession. You will also study the main sources of law such as legislation, judicial precedent and European Union...

...its legal institutions, procedures and personnel, and to gain an appreciation of law's place in society. What will I study on this course? AS Module...

...over one year or both AS & A2 units over two years to make up a full A Level. Cost: Approx £20 plus costs for visits. Approx £30 plus for books...

...from buying a house to getting a job, making a will or getting divorced. A Level Law encourages you to take a broad view of the English legal system...

...doing work of a specialised or semi-specialised nature. This award is for the paralegal working in their particular department in Legal Practice...

...AS/A2 Law The course is designed to enable you to: Have an understanding of the structure, personnel and functions of the English Legal System Analyse...

...criminal law and civil law, with a choice of topics, including Civil Courts, the Criminal Courts and the Judiciary, and Parliamentary Law Making...

...students will be given the opportunity to study various aspects of the English Legal System and also liability under Criminal and Tort Law. What's on the course?...