English Law Course Overview:

This English Law course takes you on a captivating journey through the essential modules of English Law. From the introductory session that establishes a strong foundation, you’ll delve into specific areas like contract Law, understanding how agreements are formed and upheld. Criminal Law sheds light on the classification of offences and the English justice system. Constitutional and Administrative Law unravel the mechanisms of governance in the UK.

Furthermore, you’ll explore the growing significance of Human Rights Law within the English legal framework. Property Law equips you with the knowledge of ownership rights and dispute resolution. The course also covers Equity and Trusts, Family Law, and Employment Law, providing a well-rounded understanding of the legal landscape.

Learning Outcomes of English Law Course:

• Gain a foundational understanding of the English legal system, its sources of law, and its core institutions.
• Analyze key concepts in contract law, including formation, breach, and remedies.
• Explore the principles of criminal law and the different types of offences.
• Examine the structure of the British Constitution and the role of administrative law.
• Grasp the fundamental principles of human rights law and their application in England.
• Understand the nature of torts, negligence, and remedies for civil wrongs.

Who Is This Course For:

• Individuals with a general interest in understanding English Law.
• Those considering further studies in law or related fields.
• Professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of the legal framework.
• Anyone curious about the legal principles governing everyday life in England.

Certification of English Law Course:

Certificates can be obtained at an additional cost of £9.99 for PDF, £16.99 for printed hardcopy format, and £24.99 for both PDF and hardcopy certificates.

Requirements:

This course does not have academic entry requirements and is open to students of all academic backgrounds.

Career Paths:

• Solicitor (average salary: £65,000)
• Barrister (average salary: £82,000)
• Legal Executive (average salary: £42,000)
• Paralegal (average salary: £30,000)
• Law Teacher (average salary: £38,000)
• Compliance Officer (average salary: £45,000)