Law (A level)
Law (A level)
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What happens when you commit a crime?
What happens when you commit a crime?
When would I get compensation from someone who has injured me?
When would I get compensation from someone who has injured me?
How do I create a legally binding agreement?
How do I create a legally binding agreement?
When can I sue my neighbour for being a nuisance?
When can I sue my neighbour for being a nuisance?
These are just a few examples of the questions you will be able to answer after studying the A level law course. Across 2 years, you will learn how the legal system in England works and you will study many different aspects of both criminal and civil law. There is more detail on the course layout at the bottom of the page. You will develop many key skills that will provide an excellent foundation for your future progression.
These are just a few examples of the questions you will be able to answer after studying the A level law course. Across 2 years, you will learn how the legal system in England works and you will study many different aspects of both criminal and civil law. There is more detail on the course layout at the bottom of the page. You will develop many key skills that will provide an excellent foundation for your future progression.
Of our students going to university last year, 50% went to a Russell Group University (https://russellgroup.ac.uk/about/our-universities), many others secured a prestigious legal apprenticeship (https://citycentury.co.uk). We always encourage our students to aim high!
An A level in law can be a springboard to many interesting future careers including business, banking, accountancy, advertising, journalism as well as a career in law. Where will it take you?
An A level in law can be a springboard to many interesting future careers including business, banking, accountancy, advertising, journalism as well as a career in law. Where will it take you?
We look forward to welcoming you in September!
We look forward to welcoming you in September!
Ryan, Sophie, Martin, Lisa, Amanda, and Elicia!
Ryan, Sophie, Martin, Lisa, Amanda, and Elicia!
Click on the tabs at the top of the Page to view the course preparation work and additional tasks for A level law.
Click on the tabs at the top of the Page to view the course preparation work and additional tasks for A level law.
the legal system
the legal system
The operation of the Civil and Criminal courts; how juries are selected, and how to become a Magistrate.
Criminal Law
Criminal Law
The various forms of assault; the law of murder and manslaughter; property offences such as robbery and burglary.
Law making
Law making
Who makes legal rules - not just Parliament! How do judges and lawyers interpret the written law?
tort law
tort law
An area of civil law looking at the infringement of personal rights. "Have you had an accident at work that wasn't your fault?!"
the nature of law
the nature of law
The relationship between law and other concepts such as morals and justice.
Why can you be sent to war at the age of 16 and yet not drink alcohol or marry without your parents' consent?
contract law
contract law
How do I make a legally binding agreement? What happens when those legal agreements are breached?
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