Free BTEC Level 3 Applied Law Course in Kettering. Classes run at Kettering Buccleuch Academy, full-time during the day over two years. This Pearson Edexcel level 3 btec applied law qualification covers how law works in practice across criminal, civil, and other areas of the legal system. You'll need five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including English and Maths, to be considered. The course builds the knowledge and analytical skills that support progression to university or legal careers.
Who this course is for
Students interested in Law
Entry requirements
5 GCSEs Grade 4 and above including English and Maths
What you will learn
You'll explore the English legal system, including courts, tribunals, and legal personnel.
You'll study criminal law, including key offences and defences.
You'll examine civil law and how disputes are resolved outside the criminal courts.
You'll analyse how legislation and case law shape legal decisions.
You'll develop skills in constructing legal arguments and applying law to scenarios.
You'll investigate the role of legal professionals such as solicitors, barristers, and judges.
How you will learn
The BTEC National Extended Certificate is assessed through a mix of internally assessed assignments and externally set examinations. Assignments are set and marked by the centre, then moderated by Pearson Edexcel. External assessments test your knowledge of core units under exam conditions. Classroom sessions combine taught content, case study analysis, and written tasks that develop the skills needed for both assessments.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Kettering Buccleuch Academy will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Paralegal, supporting solicitors with casework and legal research
Legal secretary, managing documents and correspondence in a law firm
Court clerk, assisting with administration in courts and tribunals
Police officer, where knowledge of criminal law is directly relevant
Probation officer, working with offenders in the justice system
