Other Social Science college courses Wales

...Communication skills; Application of number; IT; Research skills; Customer Service skills Law modules: Law and morality; Court systems; Criminal... Learn about: Full Time...

...Personnel & Methods A Level - LA3: Understanding Substantive Law - Criminal Law & Justice; LA4: Understanding Law in Context - Criminal Law & Justice... Learn about: IT Law...

...The AS syllabus looks at the legal system of England and Wales. The course looks at how laws are made, how courts work and the role of judges and lawyers... Learn about: Full Time...

...A levels and one GCSE subjects. You may choose combinations of subjects to suit your individual requirements. Also, in line with government recommendations... Learn about: Part Time...

...onto a study of criminal law, which includes looking at offences such as murder and offences against the person, along with the various defences available to the defendants...

...Assessment You will be assessed continuously throughout the course by a variety of methods including projects, assignments, practicals and course...

...the classroom aspects of the course very seriously. Career Prospects Higher Education Police Fire Service RAF Royal Navy British Army Study Mode Full-time... Learn about: Full Time...

...that A level students should gain a broad range of experience, the key skills of Numeracy, Literacy and Information Technology will be taught to all students... Learn about: Part Time...

...The very nature of the subject encourages students to develop critical analysis and independent thinking skills while investigating contemporary issues... Learn about: Full Time...

...with graduates working in schools, nurseries, children’s charities and integrated children’s centres. Increasingly graduates are finding employment in newly created initiatives... Learn about: Full Time...

...You will requrie 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including Maths and English/Welsh, or completion of a full vocational programme at Level 2 with overall merit grade... Learn about: Full Time...

...Normally students 16 - 19 years of age will require a minimum of 4 GCSEs at grade D to G, or equivalent qualifications. Entry is dependent on a selection interview...

...National Award/Certificate and Diploma in Public Services enable learners to develop transferable skills, providing an excellent basis for progression...

...upon passing examinations and the course is assessed through a variety of assignments, taking the form of essays, presentations and reports... Learn about: IT Law, Skills and Training, Communication Training...

...murder and manslaughter; assaults; police powers and sentencing options. Examines the processes and structures which create, administer and change the... Learn about: IT Law...