Law
We are collecting expressions of interest for funded adult law courses
These courses will be assessed via the submission of a portfolio rather than an exam.
It is possible to study face-to-face or “Live Online” via a device other than a mobile phone.
All courses will run for 10 weeks, starting in January 2027, April 2027 and September 2027.
No prior qualifications are required to study a foundation law unit. You must achieve at least one of the available foundation law units before progressing to a higher law unit of study.
Law: Police Powers to Control Individuals (Foundation) (Term 3)
Police Powers gives you a practical look into how legal rules govern police actions like arrests, warrants, and stop and search procedures. If you have an interest in legal rights, civil liberties, or simply want to understand how the law works on the street, this course provides a clear breakdown of everyday policing concepts and individual rights.
Upon the completion of this unit, students will be awarded Police Powers to Control Individuals Level 1 from Agored Cymru
Law: Understanding Prejudices & Discrimination (Foundation) (Term 3)
Understanding Equality, Prejudice and Discrimination gives you a clear, structured way to explore how society treats different groups of people. If you are interested in social issues, human rights, or simply want to understand the world around you a bit better, this course offers a space to learn about the key concepts that shape everyday interactions and community life.
Upon the completion of this unit, students will be awarded Understanding Prejudice and Discrimination Level 1 from Agored Cymru
