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Free Level 3 Criminology Course in Sevenoaks

CostFREE
Duration2 years
LevelLevel 3
DeliveryClassroom based
Start1 Sep 2026
Study modeFull-time
AttendanceDaytime
Awarding bodyWJEC awarding body
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About this course

Free Level 3 Criminology Course in Sevenoaks. Classes run at Wrotham School, full-time over two years.

The course is for students aged 16 to 19 years old. You'll need GCSEs in English, maths, and science, with grades including a 4, 4, and 5 in those subjects. The course covers how crime is defined, reported, and understood in society. You'll explore different types of crime, why some go unreported, and how the criminal justice system responds.

You'll finish with a WJEC Diploma in Criminology, a Level 3 qualification equivalent to one A Level and recognised for UCAS points.

Who this course is for

Our sixth form is for students who are aged 16-19 when they are completing their applications. For a two-year course, students should be aged 16 or 17 on the 31st August of the year they plan to start studying with us.

Wrotham Sixth Form offers a variety of subjects at Level 3 (A Level or equivalent). All courses offered by Wrotham School Sixth Form are level 3, which means that they are accepted by universities and attract UCAS tariff points.

Students with particular Additional Educational Needs should ask about specific provisions on interview.

Entry requirements

GCSE English, mathematics and science are required in any combination of grades 4, 4, 5 with the new 9-1 graded GCSEs.

What you will learn

  • You'll explore how awareness and reporting of crime has changed over time.
  • You'll examine why some crimes go unreported or unrecognised by the public.
  • You'll analyse how the media and police shape public understanding of crime.
  • You'll study different types of crime, including those linked to organised criminal networks.
  • You'll investigate how the criminal justice system responds to offending.
  • You'll develop research and analytical skills relevant to further study.

How you will learn

You'll study in the classroom alongside other Level 3 subjects. The WJEC Diploma is assessed through a combination of controlled assessment tasks and written examinations. You'll also take part in Wrotham School's enrichment programme, which includes the Extended Project Qualification and other activities to develop skills for university or employment.

What you will need to bring

The centre will provide most materials. Wrotham School will confirm anything else you need before you start.

Where next

Jobs you could do

  • Police officer, investigates crime and supports communities.
  • Probation officer, works with offenders to reduce reoffending.
  • Youth justice worker, supports young people in the justice system.
  • Crime analyst, examines data to identify patterns in criminal activity.
  • Social worker, helps individuals and families in complex situations.
  • Victim support worker, assists people affected by crime.

What you could study next

  • BA (Hons) Criminology, the natural next step for university study in this subject.
  • BA (Hons) Sociology or Psychology, closely related degrees that complement criminology.
  • BA (Hons) Law, for those interested in the legal side of criminal justice.
  • Policing degree or police constable degree apprenticeship, for those aiming for a career in law enforcement.
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