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... in Applied Law? BTEC qualifications are highly regarded by both universities and employers. This programme of study will provide you with an insight...

... in an overseas study trip, most recently Public Services students travelled to New York and spent time with the Police and Fire Departments in the City...

.... If you are aged 24 or over and studying a qualifying Level 3, 4 or 5 course you may be able to apply for a 24+ Advanced Learning Loan to cover the costs... Learn about: IT Law...

...AS/A2. Sociology attempts to understand how society works. It examines how the individual interacts with society and its institutions. Sociologists study areas such as education, work, health, crime and deviance, religion, politics and the media. There is no single '-correct' explanation of...

... in studying and applying legal principles. Arts students tend to have good written skills, an ability to argue a viewpoint and can express themselves...

... of enrichment activities. What will I study? In the first year you will study the following: · Law making and the legal system: How laws are made and interpreted...

...; magistrates and the provision of legal services . There is no coursework for Law. What goes well with law? Studying Law at Greenhead College will help...

... are interested in finding answers to these questions and developing your knowledge and analytical skills then Law is the choice for you. WHAT WILL I BE STUDYING...

...Entry to the Uniformed Services - NCFE Level 1 Certificate What will I study? This course aims to introduce learners to an introductory standard...

.... The Higher also can lead to a grade A* - B. Who should study this course? You need to fulfil the College entry requirements for taking GCSE courses. You should...

...AS/A LEVEL LAW WHY STUDY LAW? Ever wondered what the difference is between murder and manslaughter? Ever wondered what society hopes to achieve...

... to study English, maths or IT as part of your course... Learn about: Skills and Training, Full Time...

...Course Content. This two-year course encourages students to develop an interest and understanding of law and selected areas of the legal system in England and Wales. The changing nature of law in society will be considered, as will the rights and responsibilities of individuals as citizens. Study...

... necessary to succeed on the course and to prepare you for further study or employment. There is a heavy emphasis on the discussion of legal rules...

.... Content This qualification is made up of 18 units - studying 9 units during year 1 and 9 during year 2. The units are: · Government studies · Team...

... to study English, maths or IT as part of your course... Learn about: Skills and Training, Part Time...

.... Alongside the First Diploma, you will also study the Welsh Baccalaureate. During the course you will have the opportunity to visit a variety of businesses...

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

...Sociology* What is sociology all about? At a basic level, sociology is the study of the society around us and our place in...

... the course consist of? In Year 1 you will study units 1 and 2 for an AS Level. In Year 2 you will take units 3 and 4 to complete the full Advanced Level. Unit 1:...