A Level Law
Law is a captivating and thought-provoking A Level that provides a fantastic insight into what it would be like to study Law at University. This course is ideal if you are interested in pursuing further study or a career in the legal sector. A Level Law is also a fascinating course if you are interested in current affairs and want to develop your understanding of them and why the law deals with things in certain ways.
Law can be studied in either your first or second year as an AS qualification, or over two years as a full A Level.
You will study the following topics:
- The nature of Law and the English legal system
- Criminal Law including fatal and non-fatal offences
- Law of tort including negligence and nuisance
- Contract Law
You can study Law with A Levels and/or BTEC Certificates.
A Level Law goes particularly well with subjects such as English and History. The course content also links well with Politics, Psychology and Sociology.
All students studying A Levels should have at least five GCSEs at grade 9 – 5 in academic subjects. Two of these should be grade 6. Specifically for Law, you must have GCSE English Language at grade 6 or above.
There is no coursework for this A Level. Both AS and A Level are assessed through a series of written exams. The examinations are a combination of essay questions and problem scenarios which you are required to analyse in depth and apply your knowledge of the law to the situation.
A Level Law is excellent preparation for a Law degree or other humanities-related degrees. Further professional training can lead to qualification as a barrister or solicitor. Students may also progress to apprenticeships in the legal sector.
ABIOLA ADEBOYEJO
- LLB and LLM in Law from Cardiff University
- Advocate of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Examiner for AQA CIE
- Team Leader for AQA A Level Criminal Law paper
- Assessor for Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEX)
- Over 15 years’ teaching experience
YASMIN DAD
- BSc (Hons) Sociology
- LPC (Legal Practice Course) from the University of Birmingham
- Paralegal assessor CILEX Level 3/6
- BPP University Law Lecturer GDL/BVC
- Over 18 years’ experience teaching Law, Level 3 – postgraduate students
REENA MOULAVI
- LLB Law (Honours) Degree from Birmingham City University
- PGCE with QTS from Birmingham City University
- A Level, BTEC and HE Law lecturer with over 10 years’ experience
- Experienced examiner for A Level and BTEC Law
SIMRAN KAUR – ALUMNI STUDENT
A* grade in Law A Level
B grades in Maths & Business
Studied Law at the University of Birmingham
LLM LPC in Professional Legal Practice at The University of Law
ZOE BRUDENALL – ALUMNI STUDENT
A* in Law A Level
A in Politics A Level
C in History A Level
Studied Law at Aston University
Now Crown Advocate Clerk at Crown Prosecution Service