Free Access to HE Law Course in Hull. Classes run at Hull College, full-time during the day. This level 3 access to he law qualification is designed for adults aged 19 or over who want to move into higher education. You'll study for one year, building academic skills alongside law-specific modules. The course is assessed entirely through coursework, so there are no formal exams. You'll need GCSE grade C or grade 4 in English, or a Level 2 equivalent, to be considered.
Who this course is for
Access courses are for adult learners, aged over 19 years to enable them to gain entry into university. The course is structured to enable learners to build up their academic skills, alongside studying subject specific modules, and is assessed through course work. The courses comprises of taught sessions with online support materials available through the college online portal Canvas. For entry onto all Diplomas a minimum of GCSE grade C/4 in English, level 2 equivalencies will be considered on a case by case basis. There are currently 3 Diplomas on offer. Law and Business, in which you will study modules of law and business.
Entry requirements
Maths and English at 4(C) or above In addition: strong work ethic, commitment to attend, and plans to progress into Higher Education
What you will learn
You'll develop your understanding of key areas of English law, including criminal, civil, and constitutional law.
You'll analyse legal cases and apply legal principles to real scenarios.
You'll build academic writing and research skills needed for university-level study.
You'll study subject-specific modules that reflect the content of a law degree.
You'll practise constructing arguments and presenting evidence in written assessments.
You'll use online learning materials through the college's Canvas portal to support your classroom study.
How you will learn
You'll attend taught classroom sessions at Hull College throughout the week. Online support materials are available through the college's Canvas portal to back up your in-class learning. The course is assessed entirely through coursework. There are no exams. You'll build your assignments progressively across the year, developing the academic skills universities expect.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Hull College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Paralegal: supporting solicitors with legal research and case preparation
Legal secretary: managing documents and correspondence in a law firm
Court clerk: administrative support within the court system
Compliance officer: ensuring organisations follow legal and regulatory rules
Legal administrator: handling casework admin in legal or public sector settings
Police officer: entry routes often require degree-level study
Social worker: law knowledge supports work in statutory settings
What you could study next
LLB Law Degree: the direct next step for most learners on this course. Universities recognise the Access to HE Diploma as a standard entry qualification.
BA Criminology or Criminal Justice: an alternative degree route if your interest is in crime, policing, or the justice system.
Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL): for those who complete a non-law degree and want to qualify as a solicitor or barrister.
