Law and Defence college courses

...Ever wondered what society hopes to achieve by sending someone to prison for ten years? What about the difference between theft, robbery and burglary?...

...the pros and cons of our legal system and to appreciate how the law can change things for the better in our society. Law - AS & A Level This course...

...awareness of the structure, personnel and functions of the English legal system. At A2 Level, you will study topics involving the criminal law such as murder...

...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: Quality Training, IT Law, Full Time...

...In year one (AS), the two study units concern themselves with questions such as: How is law made and interpreted? Where do our judges come from?...

...to develop that range of skills/techniques, and attitudes, essential to facilitate access to employment opportunities within the legal/business fields...

...procedures and personnel within the legal system. At A2 the focus of the course is human rights. Law AS Law divides into two areas both focussing on the English Legal System...

...There are trips to court e.g. the local magistrates court, as well as trips to the Royal Courts of Justice and the Old Bailey in London. Visiting speakers...

...The course in employment law of the UK is a comprehensive course which will provide you with the valuable lessons on employment laws that further enhance... Learn about: Contractual Terms, Termination of Employment, Employment Law...

...Entry Requirements: You should already have AS Law at Grade D or above, plus five GCSE's including English Higher Tier. You will have to sit a diagnostic...

...European Law affects the United Kingdom. The following Law units include: AS. Unit 1: The English Legal System. Students will learn about the civil courts...

...There are trips to court e.g. the local magistrates court, as well as trips to the Royal Courts of Justice and the Old Bailey in London. Visiting speakers...

...with the key legal aspects of employing staff, assisting in their day to day human resource activities. It is suitable for newly appointed managers...

...everyday contacts between people. There will be the opportunity to participate in mock trials, court visits and Law conferences with outside speakers from the legal profession...

...European Law affects the United Kingdom. The following Law units include: AS. Unit 1: The English Legal System. Students will learn about the civil courts...

...law pathways in London and Kent, so, on successful completion, you will have excellent preparation for your study of the law at university. Law is a diverse...

...and a sense of social justice, but you do not need any previous knowledge of law itself. The A Level is a good grounding in the English Legal System...

...aspects of EU Law and the various legal personnel within the system. In the second year, A2 covers the study of the Criminal Law including Homicide offences...

...The teaching methods reflect students' development and progress on the course. Students start in a formal classroom setting and then moving into seminars...

...areas of law and the legal system in England and Wales. Develop an understanding of legal method and reasoning. Develop the techniques of logical thinking...