Applied Law (BTEC | Level 3 | Single)

If a career in law is your ambition, this course is the perfect place to start. You'll explore key areas in law and experience it in a practical setting as you debate your way through Mock Trial and Mooting competitions, where you can develop your ability to construct arguments, analyse evidence and confidently debate legal issues.

Complementary Courses:

Criminology
Uniformed Protective Services
Sociology
Business
Philosophy and Ethics

You'll look at how to advise a client and take on the role of a legal advisor through engaging coursework projects and controlled assessments. Key topics include the English legal system, law-making, criminal law, and tort law. As part of your studies, you'll experience law in a vocational context and have the opportunity to analyse and apply how laws are created. Project-based learning will help you strengthen your knowledge and understanding of the law while applying it to current issues. You'll also further develop your skills through Personal and Professional Development programmes, such as Mock Trial and Debate Club.

Combination of controlled assessments and examination

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements

Possible Career Paths:

Social Worker
Counsellor
Solicitor
Barrister
Police Officer
Probation Officer
Local Government Officer
Civil Service Officer
Youth Worker
Community Development Officer