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Course SummaryLaw (Applied) BTEC lets you explore our legal system, the people in it, who influences our law-makers and what happens when you break the law or someone wrongs you. This BTEC Level 3 Extended Certificate is ideal for those who enjoy studying in a practical, work related way. After studying BTEC Applied Law you will be able to apply legal theories to case studies, topical examples and scenarios whilst debating legal issues that affect our lives.

TopicsTopics cover four areas

> Dispute Solving in Civil Law > Investigating Aspects of Criminal

Law (Non-fatal Offences)and the Legal System

> Applying the Law includingFatal and Property offences

> Contract Law

Why choose this course? > Field trips > Topical issues covered

across both years > Visits from prestigious academic

and industry experts.

Where might it lead?Law leads to a vast range of options both in further study and in employment, with students going on to study and work in Law (as a Lawyer), Business, Education, Policing, Finance, Trading Standards, and local or national government.

AssessmentThis course has a mixture of:

> 50% controlled exam > 50% coursework

LAW (APPLIED)Level 3 BTEC Extended Certificate Equivalent to one A Level

Entry requirements > GCSEs to include a minimum

Grade 4 in English

By making my subjects livelier, my teachers have helped me to grasp new concepts more easily.Sasha JambayaStudying: Law (Applied), History and English Language and Literature

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