A-Levels at Worthing
Two-year internationally recognised level 3 qualifications

A-Level Law Worthing

A-Level Law Worthing

Description

worthing logoIntroduction to OCR A-Level Law at Worthing College for International Students

A-Level in law course information

UK International Study Worthing Courses ASLEVEL LawThe OCR (Oxford, Cambridge and RSA) A-Level in Law is a comprehensive course designed to give students a deep understanding of the legal principles, practices, and institutions governing the UK. This qualification is highly respected and is an excellent foundation for further studies in law or careers in the legal profession and related fields.

A two-year UK A-Level, during which international students can achieve up to three Level 3 A-Level qualifications.

Worthing College is part of the Chichester College Group.

 

Worthing College A-Level Law Course Information for International Students

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Course Overview

  • Course Duration: 2 years
  • Entry Requirements:
    • Academic Qualifications: Completed high school education equivalent to UK GCSEs (or international equivalent).
    • Strong performance in English and other relevant subjects
    • English Language Proficiency: IELTS 6.0 (with no component less than 5.5) TOEFL iBT 80 (Other equivalent English language qualifications accepted).

Course Content

The A-Level Law course covers various aspects of the legal system in the UK, including:

Year 1: AS Level

Introduction to the Legal System:

  • The role of law in society
  • The English legal system
  • Civil and criminal courts

Sources of Law:

  • Legislation
  • Case law
  • European Union law
  • Human rights law
  • Criminal Law:
  • Offences against the person (assault, battery, etc.)
  • Offences against property (theft, burglary, etc.)

Year 2: A2 Level

Tort Law:

  • Negligence
  • Occupiers’ liability
  • Vicarious liability

Contract Law:

  • Formation of contracts
  • Terms of contract
  • Breach of contract and remedies

Law of Human Rights:

  • European Convention on Human Rights
  • Human Rights Act 1998

Teaching and Assessment

Teaching Methods:

  • Lectures and seminars
  • Group discussions and debates
  • Case study analysis
  • Guest lectures from legal professionals

Assessment:

  • Written examinations at the end of each year
  • Continuous assessment through coursework and mock exams
  • Practical assessments (e.g., moot court sessions)

Additional Support for International Students

  • English Language Support:  Additional classes to improve legal English terminology and comprehension
  • Cultural Integration Programs: Activities and events to help international students integrate into the college and local community
  • Academic Support: One-on-one tutoring sessions and study groups
  • Accommodation Services:  Assistance in finding suitable accommodation near the college

Career Progression

  • Further Education:  Many students progress to study law at university, aiming for LLB (Bachelor of Laws) degrees or other related fields.
  • Career Opportunities: Solicitor, Barrister, Legal Executive, Paralegal, Roles in business, public services, and international organizations

Fees and Funding

  • Tuition Fees: Please download our price list for international student fees from this site.
  • Scholarships: Information on available financial support can be provided upon request.

 

 

Published on
19 July 2024
Last Updated Date
19-07-2024
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