Level 3 Diploma in Law Course

Description

Want to learn more about if law is the right career for you? The legal services sector in the United Kingdom is worth £26.8 billion pounds. In England and Wales alone, it employs up to 320,000 people and contributes a net £3 billion to the UK's balance of trade. So dive into the vast array of English Law and the Uk's legal system with the ATHE Level 3 Diploma In Law. This will help you navigate the different factions of the legal system and decide if the law is a viable career choice for you.

Awards for Training and Higher Education(ATHE) Level 3 Diploma in Law is a UK's OFQUAL regulated qualification and is the equivalent level to an A-Level or Access to HE qualification. It was created for students who want to pursue a law degree but don't have the conventional entry requirements. The certification gives students an overview of the law and the legal system, as well as important academic, study, and communication skills that will help them advance in their careers.

Learning Outcomes:

• Learn how to navigate the legal system e.g: District Attorney's office, courtroom etc.
• Learn how to foster healthy behaviour and respect in a learning environment by understanding the tasks, obligations, and relationships in a courtroom and law office.
• Acquire the ability to recognize the needs and requirements of individual clients.
• Understand how to use inclusive inquisitive and critical strategies in the courtroom and handling cases.
• Improve your understanding of various learning theories, self-evaluation, and professional growth.
• Know how to provide input and include clients and colleagues in the evaluation process.
• Learn how to navigate the judicial system.
• Acquire the ability to make critical evaluation decisions.

With this ATHE Level 3 Diploma In Law course, learners will get the following 3 Premium Law related courses completely FREE.

1. Paralegal & English Law 2021
2. UK Employment Law
3. Contracts Law UK 2021

Please note that this ATHE Level 3 Diploma In Law package includes the official assessment, feedback, and a globally recognised exclusive certificate by ATHE. The learner will have the freedom to collect the study materials from anywhere suitable in advance of sitting for the assessment, which is why they are not included in the package.

This ATHE Level 3 Diploma In Law course is delivered online and you can access the course 24/7 at your convenient time. This course covers the following mandatory units:

Mandatory Units

• Unit 01 : The English Legal System
• Unit 02 : Contract Law
• Unit 03 : Legal Terminology and Communication
• Unit 04 : Academic and Research Skills for Law

Total Qualification Time:

This is a rough estimation of how long it would take a learner to reach and show the degree of achievement required for the certification to be awarded, i.e. to complete all learning objectives.

Qualification in its entirety Time is made up of GLH and an estimation of how many hours a learner is likely to spend on planning, research, or any other type of learning, including evaluation, that is guided by but not supervised by an instructor, supervisor, or tutor. TQT determines the credit value of qualification if one is granted since one credit equals 10 hours of learning.

This qualification takes a total of 600 hours to complete.

The Total Credit value is 60.

Guided Learning Hours:

These hours include all real-time communication time with a learner, as well as any instruction or supervision provided by a lecturer, boss, mentor, teacher, or other suitable education or training provider.

Since you only need to complete the mandatory units, the GLH for this certification is 360.

Method of Assessment:

We encourage lecturers to use a range of assessment vehicles that will engage learners and give them an opportunity to both demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of a topic and to evaluate how they might apply that knowledge in a given context. This should be part of the assessment strategy.

This might include assessment through:

• a research activity resulting in the compilation of a report
• an academic paper or article for publication
• the compilation of a case study
• a critical review and evaluation of a chosen company's policies, procedures and systems
• a set project completed for an employer (also known as an 'employer engagement' activity)
• the production of a portfolio of evidence relating to a particular unit.

Who is this course for?

Requirements