ATHE Level 3 Diploma In Law

ATHE Level 3 Diploma In Law

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.

What you'll learn

Units of ATHE Level 3 Diploma in Law

The ATHE Level 3 Diploma in Law is a 60-credit qualification. Learners must complete the four mandatory units totalling 60 credits.

Unit Codes

Mandatory Unit Title

Level

Credit

GLH

J/507/2126

The English Legal System

3

15

90

L/507/2127

Contract Law

3

15

90

R/507/2128

Legal Terminology and Communication

3

15

90

Y/507/2129

Academic and Research Skills for Law

3

15

90

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.

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 120 Hours To Complete. The Total Credit Value Is 600.

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:

Who Is This Course For?

This Certification Is For You If You Want To Study Law But Don’t Yet Have Enough Relevant Level 3 Experience To Meet The Entry Criteria For A Higher Education Course.

Entry Requirements

This Qualification Is Designed For Learners Who Are Typically Aged 16 And Above. For Learners Who Have Recently Been In Education Or Training The Entry Profile Is Likely To Include One Of Following:

5 Or More GCSEs At Grades C And Above
Other Related Level 2 Subjects
Other Equivalent International Qualifications

For Those Whom English Is Not Their First Language We Recommend The Following Standards Of Proficiency In English Language Skills Or An Approved Equivalent For This Qualification:
IELTS 5.5
Common European Framework Of Reference (CEFR) B2
Cambridge English Advanced (CAE) 162 Or Above
Pearson Test Of English (PTE) Academic 42-49

Progression In Career:

The Certification Is Specifically Designed To Assist You In Advancing To A Higher Level Of Education. The Diploma Will Give You A Solid Foundation In Legal Knowledge And Comprehension, As Well As The Ability To Hone The Academic And Study Skills You’ll Need To Succeed In An LLB Or BA Law Degree Program. This Is A Fast-Tracked Education To Make You Ready To Take On Law School.

Although The Qualification Is Specifically Designed To Aid Your Transition To Higher Education, The Introductory Skills, Experience, And Understanding You Will Obtain Will Be Useful In A Variety Of Legal Jobs, Including Those Available Through School/College-Leaver Traineeships Or Fast-Track Programs, Such As Legal Secretary Or Administrator.

Frequently Asked Questions

To Learn About What Each Qualification Means, Please Check Out This File.

To Learn About The Differences Between Award, Diploma And Certificate, Please Read This File.

After Enrolling, You Will Receive Your Log In Details For Our Learning Platform. Here You Will Find The Resources, Guidance, Assignments And Tips You Need To Succeed With Your Studies. You Will Get Dedicated Support From A Student Mentor Who Will Provide You With The Tips And Guidance Throughout The Course. The Mentor Will Guide You In Understanding The Guidance, Learning Outcomes And Assessment Criteria For The Course And Will Also Suggest Additional Study Materials So That You Can Study The Topics Thoroughly. You Will Have A Clear Understanding Of The Requirements Of Each Unit For Getting Qualified. You Can Contact With The Mentor Through Email Any Time. After Submitting All The Assignments, You Will Get Detailed Feedback From Our Qualified Assessor, If Needed. It Will Help You Prepare In The Best Possible Way And Find Out Any Flaws That Can Prevent You Getting Qualified.

Yes, All The Costs Are Included In The Price. However, You May Have To Pay Some Extra For Certain Condition And Qualification.

Yes. As Well As Being Accredited By An Industry Leading Institute, Your Course Is Also Regulated And Approved By Ofqual, The Governing Body For Qualifications In The UK. This Means You Can Study Any Of Our Courses Safe In The Knowledge That Upon Completion Of Your Studies You Will Receive A Certificate Of Your Educational Achievement Which Will Be Recognised Globally.

To Learn About The Difference Between CPD Course And Regulated Qualification, Please Read This File.

UCAS Points (Also Known As UCAS Tariff Points) Are A Way Of Measuring The Relative Value Of All Post-16 Qualifications In The UK.

Course Curriculum

Application Form
Application Form 00:00:00
Unit 01 : The English Legal System
Self-Assessment
Self-Assessment 00:00:00
Support Materials
LO1: Understand Key Principles of English Law
The Hierarchy of the Court 00:00:00
Statutes 00:00:00
Sentencing 00:00:00
Public and Private Law 00:00:00
EU Law 00:00:00
Distinction Between Public and Private Law 00:00:00
Criminal vs Civil Law 00:00:00
Criminal Law 00:00:00
CIVIL LAW 00:00:00
Case Law 00:00:00
LO2: Understand the Rules of Statutory Interpretation
What is Statutory Interpretation 00:00:00
Statutory Interpretation External and Internal Aids of Construction 00:00:00
Rules of Interpretation 00:00:00
LO3: Know the Organisation and Work of the English Courts
The Impact of EU law upon English Law 00:00:00
English Court 00:00:00
Appeals Process 00:00:00
Lo4: Know the Organisation and Work of the English Courts
When Should Judges Make Law 00:00:00
The Impacts of Judicial Precedent 00:00:00
The Doctrine of Precedent 00:00:00
Juridical Precedent 00:00:00
How Do Judges Really Decide Cases 00:00:00
Cases of Interest 00:00:00
Learner Manual
ATHE Level 3 Diploma in Law 00:00:00
Indicative Content 00:00:00
LO1 Understand key principles of English Law 00:00:00
LO2 Understand the rules of statutory interpretation 00:00:00
LO3 Know the organisation and work of the English courts 00:00:00
LO4 Understand the operation of judicial precedent 00:00:00
Assignment
Assignment: Unit 1 The English Legal System 00:00:00
Unit 02 : Contract Law
Self-Assessment
Self-Assessment 00:00:00
Support Materials
Lo1: Know the Key Principles of Contract Law
Theories of Contract Law 00:00:00
Requirements of a Contract 00:00:00
Contract Law 00:00:00
Classifications of Contract 00:00:00
Lo2: Understand the Key Elements of a Binding Contract
Problems Associated with Offer and Acceptance 00:00:00
Enforceability 00:00:00
E-contracts in Commercial Contexts 00:00:00
Binding Contracts Offer 00:00:00
Binding Contracts Intention to Create Legal Relations 00:00:00
Binding Contracts Consideration 00:00:00
Binding Contracts Acceptance 00:00:00
Lo3: Understand Contractual Terms and Exclusion Clauses
The Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 00:00:00
The Relative Significance of Terms 00:00:00
The Process of Incorporating Express Terms 00:00:00
Statutory and EC Control of Exclusion Clauses 00:00:00
Other Limitations Imposed by The Courts 00:00:00
Innominate Terms 00:00:00
Implied Terms 00:00:00
Exclusion Clauses 00:00:00
Contractual Terms 00:00:00
Construction of The Contract as A Whole 00:00:00
Lo4: Understand the Legal Issues of Misrepresentation and Mistake
Vitiating Factors Void and Voidable Contracts 00:00:00
Vitiating Factors Mistake 00:00:00
Vitiating Factors Misrepresentation 00:00:00
Lo5: Understand the Legal Issue of ‘Frustration’
The Law Reform (Frustrated Contracts) Act 1943 00:00:00
Limitations on The Doctrine of Frustration 00:00:00
Frustration 00:00:00
Frustrating Events 00:00:00
Lo6: Understand the Legal Issues of Duress and Undue Influence
Duress and Undue Influences Undue Influences 00:00:00
Duress and Undue Influences Duress 00:00:00
Lo7: Understand the Legal Issue of Damages
The Purpose of Damages in Contract 00:00:00
The Problem of Remoteness of Damage in Contract Claims 00:00:00
The Effect of Speculation in Contract 00:00:00
Quantification of Damages in Contract Claims 00:00:00
Other Common-Law Remedies in Contract Law 00:00:00
Limitation Periods in Contract Law 00:00:00
Equitable Remedies in Contract Law 00:00:00
Learner Manual
Indicative Content 00:00:00
LO1 Know the key principles of contract law 00:00:00
LO2 Understand the key elements of a binding contract 00:00:00
LO3 Understand contractual terms and exclusion clauses 00:00:00
LO4 Understand the legal issues of misrepresentation and mistake 00:00:00
LO5 Understand the legal issue of ‘Frustration’ 00:00:00
LO6 Understand the legal issues of duress and undue influence 00:00:00
LO7 Understand the legal issue of damages 00:00:00
Assignment
Assignment: Unit 2 Contract Law 00:00:00
Unit 03 : Legal Terminology and Communication
Self-Assessment
Self-Assessment 00:00:00
Support Materials
Lo1: Know How Organisations Working in the Legal Sector Communicate
Verbal Communication 00:00:00
Use of Technology 00:00:00
Types of Communication 00:00:00
Principles of Effective Communication 00:00:00
Nonverbal Communication 00:00:00
Communication Models and Systems 00:00:00
Barriers to Effective Communication 00:00:00
Lo2: Be Able to Present Information in a Legal Context Orally
Use of Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication to Build Rapport 00:00:00
The Judge 00:00:00
Styles and Methods of Oral Communication 00:00:00
Responding to Questions 00:00:00
Questioning Witnesses 00:00:00
Presentation Aids 00:00:00
Present Legal Information 00:00:00
Jury 00:00:00
Different Audiences 00:00:00
Clients 00:00:00
Adapting Communication for Different Audiences 00:00:00
Lo3: Be Able to Communicate Legal Information in Writing
Use of Images, Graphs and Tables to Enhance Communication 00:00:00
Legal English 00:00:00
Informal Report Writing 00:00:00
Formal Academic Report 00:00:00
Emails 00:00:00
Basic Standards of Legal Writing 00:00:00
Learner Manual
Indicative Content 00:00:00
LO1 Know how organisations working in the legal sector communicate 00:00:00
LO2 Be able to present information in a legal context orally 00:00:00
LO3 Be able to communicate legal information in writing 00:00:00
Assignment
Assignment: Unit 3 Legal Terminology and Communication 00:00:00
Unit 04 : Academic and Research Skills for Law
Self-Assessment
Self-Assessment 00:00:00
Support Materials
Lo1: Be Able to Assess Own Academic Competence
SMART Targets 00:00:00
Self-Assessment 00:00:00
Research Plan 00:00:00
Personal Skills 00:00:00
Lo2: Know How to Research Information Using Primary and Secondary Methods
Secondary Research 00:00:00
Research 00:00:00
Primary Research 00:00:00
Lo3: Be Able to Take Effective Notes From a Variety of Sources
Taking Notes 00:00:00
Reviewing Notes 00:00:00
Active Reading 00:00:00
Active Listening 00:00:00
Lo4: Be Able to Plan and Draft a Piece of Research
Reviewing the Research Plan 00:00:00
Reviewing 00:00:00
Research Plan or Proposal 00:00:00
Drafting Work 00:00:00
Lo5: Be Able to Produce Academic Work
Presenting Work Orally 00:00:00
Discuss Content of Work 00:00:00
Academic Work of Professional Standard Written Work 00:00:00
Lo6: Be Able to Reflect on Own Academic Progress
Self-Evaluation Own Skills Development 00:00:00
Self-Evaluation Key Benefits of Self-Evaluation 00:00:00
Self-Evaluation Content of Own Work 00:00:00
Action Plan 00:00:00
Learner Manual
Indicative Content 00:00:00
LO1 Be able to assess own academic competence 00:00:00
LO2 Know how to research information using primary and secondary methods 00:00:00
LO3 Be able to take effective notes from a variety of sources 00:00:00
LO4 Be able to plan and draft a piece of research 00:00:00
LO5 Be able to produce academic work 00:00:00
LO6 Be able to reflect on own academic progress 00:00:00
Assignment
Assignment: Unit 4 Academic and Research Skills for Law 00:00:00
Assignment Submission Guideline
Assignment Submission Guideline 00:00:00
Submit your assignment
Submit Your Assignments – ATHE Level 3 Diploma In Law 00:00:00
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