BTEC Subsidiary Diploma Level 3 in Applied Law

UPDATED 20160916 13:23:51

What will I learn? In Year 12: Students focus on how laws are made, the roles and responsibilities of people who work in the court and legal funding. You will also begin to look at criminal and civil liability, including the offences of common assault, ABH and GBH. In Year 12 you will study the following units: • Dispute Solving in the Legal System; • Understanding Law-making; • Aspects of Legal Liability. In Year 13: Students focus on the more serious criminal offences in our legal system, such as, murder, manslaughter, criminal damage and burglary. You will also look at the different powers that the police have when they complete stop and searches or detain you in a police cell. In our final unit we will concentrate on family law, looking at marriage, divorce and laws relating to children. In Year 13 you will study the following units: • Unlawful Homicide and Police Powers; • Aspects of Property Offences and Police Powers; • Family law. How will I be assessed? Each unit is assessed through four assignments. These consist of presentations, scenarios and essays. Individual and personalised learning are key components so students must be ready to use their own initiative to research and develop their knowledge. What are the entry requirements? Must meet the standard BTEC entry requirements for the 6th form. There is a substantial amount of reading and writing required and students must be prepared for this when they enter the course. Future opportunities The course provides opportunities for learners to gain a nationally recognised vocational qualification to enter employment in the legal sector or to progress to higher education to study courses such as the Level 5 BTEC Higher National in Business (Law), a Foundation Degree in Business and Law or a LLB Honours Degree in Law.

Course information

Name: BTEC Subsidiary Diploma Level 3 in Applied Law Qualification title: BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Applied Law Qualification type: Other regulated/accredited qualification Assessment Continuous Assessment Awarding Pearson Education Ltd (Formerly EDEXCEL) Created 20150925 08:25:06 Updated 20160916 13:23:51

Entry requirements

To be advised on attendance. Equipment required To be advised on attendance.

Provider

Bridlington School
Voluntary Controlled School
n/a

Address

Bessingby Road Town: Bridlington

Other courses

Media (GCEA) GCEA
Carr Hill High School and Sixth Form Centre
Preston
Counselling Award (Level 2) - 1.5 hrs Award in Introduction to Counselling (QCF)
BARTON PEVERIL COLLEGE
EASTLEIGH
English Language: GCSE - AQA GCSE (9-1) in English Language
The Learning Centre Bexley
Bexleyheath
Powerpoint - Enhance Your Presentations Non regulated Community Learning provision, Other ICT Skills
Kent Training and Apprenticeship Service / Kent Adult Education (Community Learning and Skills)
Sittingbourne
Pre-Intermediate EFL Non regulated provision, Entry Level, ESOL
Chichester College
Chichester
City & Guilds Entry Level Award in Employability Skills (Entry 3) (QCF) Award in Employability Skills (Entry 3) (QCF)
EXCHANGE GROUP
Edgbaston