Law (OCR H418)

Key Information

Exam Board

OCR (H418)

Number of Papers

3

NEA/Practical Elemen & Percentage

None: 100% Exam

How NEA Practical is Marked

All assessed via written exams

Total Marks Per Paper

Paper 1 = 100
Paper 2 = 100
Paper 3 = 100

Length of Time Per Paper

2 Hours Each

Other Information

Entry Requirements

Five GCSE 9-4 Grades

(Including English & Maths)

A-Level Subjects that pair well

  • Sociology

Undergraduate Options

Essay-based subjects such as histiry or English will set up nicely for law at dergree level.

Many law students take subjects like:

  • Foreign language
  • Maths
  • Science
  • English
  • History
  • Geography

These are good choivces for students who want to keep their degree options flexible.

Skills You'll Develop

  • Understanding of legal systems and processes
  • Knowledge of criminal, civil, and tort law
  • Critical thinking and constructing legal arguments
  • Application of legal principles to real scenarios
  • Essay writing and case-based analysis
  • Research and referencing legal sources
  • Evaluation of legal rules and reforms
  • Logical reasoning and drawing conclusions
  • Interpretation of statutes and precedent
  • Ethical reasoning and understanding justice systems

Possible Career Pathways

  • Solicitor
  • Barrister
  • Legal Executive
  • Police Officer
  • Probation Officer/Social Worker

Contact Us

Prince Albert High School
115 Holford Drive
Perry Barr
Birmingham
B42 2TU

Email: enquiry@pahigh.co.uk
Phone: 0121 817 8952

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