This course provides a strong academic foundation in the English legal system. You’ll learn how laws are created, interpreted and applied, while exploring key areas such as criminal law, negligence, and the relationship between law, morality and justice.
Through case studies and debate, you’ll examine how the courts operate, how legal professionals work within this system, and how legal principles shape decisions that affect society.
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Our A Level Centre at NewVic Sixth Form offers a proven track record of high achievement and strong progression to top universities. You’ll study in a supportive, focused environment with expert teachers, excellent facilities and clear routes to higher education and future careers. As part of Newham College London, you’ll benefit from a wider choice of subjects, enrichment and progression opportunities across four campuses – helping you power your tomorrow with confidence and ambition.
A Level Law complements subjects such as Economics, English, Sociology and Psychology. It is an ideal choice if you are planning to study Law or related disciplines at university.
The course builds reasoning, analytical and debating skills that are valuable for careers in law, the police, social work and public service.
Criminology and Law
A minimum of 5 GCSEs or equivalent (grade 4 or above including English and Maths).
There are no formal entry requirements for this course but you must be 16-18 years of age.
You will be given an initial assessment at your interview to look at your level of English. This will help us to…
