Law A Level

The Law course, along with the exciting trips on offer, will give you knowledge of a broad range of legal topics and transferable critical thinking and problem-solving skills. During the course, there will be ample opportunities to develop your debating skills when discussing key issues such as the influence of the media on the law, lawful justifications for harm and killing, and discussion of liability for offenders. We develop the skills of dealing with scenario questions to apply the law to clients, to give detailed legal advice, as well as analysis and evaluating critical areas of law, through studying a wide range of cases, and justifying our opinions.

Students will develop knowledge of the law in England and an awareness of the law in a global and European context. Subjects include:

You will sit three exams of equal length and weighting.

A Level Law is used to progress onto a single discipline at university or as part of a joint honours’ degree. It is also an important component in many other degrees such as Business Studies and involves many transferable skills for many other disciplines. Studying Law leads to careers such as a solicitor, barrister and legal executive. Recent developments also mean that you can do a higher-level apprenticeship in Law and progress into the profession.