Access to HE Diploma (Law)

If you live in England, you might be able to do this course for FREE, see 'Additional Information' tab for more details. Apply today and our team will confirm if you could qualify for free place, with no obligation. Are you looking to start a career in law, but worry that a lack of time and qualifications could prevent you from taking that next step? If you are aged 19 or over and aspire to go to university to study a law-related degree, an Access to Higher Education Diploma is the route for you. Access to HE qualifications are nationally recognised, one-year intensive Level 3 courses designed to prepare adult learners aged 19 or over to study at degree level but who do not currently have the relevant entry requirements or qualifications, or may have been out of education for a period of time and wish to return to education to change career. Each year, around 95% of our Access to HE students progress to university on completion of their programme, going on to over 100 different universities across many different degrees and disciplines. The Access to HE: Legal Professions Diploma gives students the opportunity to progress onto degrees in law, criminology, politics, international relations, criminal justice and legal studies. Benefits of studying with Activate Learning:Designed exclusively for adults (19+), Supportive environment provided through tutors with subject expertise and includes guidance webinars for every moduleOne year programme equivalent to three A Levels, allowi

To be eligible for a place on this programme, you do not need any formal qualifications. For university however, you will need to have a GCSE at grade 4 (C) or above in both English and maths, or a Functional Skills Level 2 qualification. It is advisable that you have these qualifications prior to starting your Access level 3 course as the skills y

The main aim of this course is to prepare students for study at university. Students will receive subject specific study skills, as well as tuition in subjects that are relevant to their chosen degree course. You will study modules covering Introduction to Sociology, Culture and Identity, Families and Households, Personal Relationships, Mass Media,

The programme is one year in duration and is delivered at college. This is a full-time course with 13 hours tuition per week, however you will also need to make additional time available outside of classes for research and assignment work. Teaching will take the form of lectures, discussions, group work and self-directed learning.Although the progr

Funding Options: To be eligible for funding, you will need to live in England. Anyone in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland will need to self-fund the course. Level 3 Entitlement fee remission: If you are aged 19-23 and do not hold a prior full Level 3 qualification, you may be eligible to study the course for free. This would also depend on your

The programme is one year in duration and is delivered at college. This is a full-time course with 13 hours tuition per week, however you will also need to make additional time available outside of classes for research and assignment work. Teaching will take the form of lectures, discussions, group work and self-directed learning.Although the progr

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