• This exciting 8-week programme is perfect for anyone curious about crime, the law, and the psychology behind criminal behaviour. Designed to be open, friendly and accessible, the course welcomes students from all backgrounds.
• Whether you're thinking about future study, exploring new interests, or building confidence for your next steps, this course offers a supportive place to grow.
• There are no formal entry requirements - just an interest in the subject and a willingness to take part.

• The Court System - Understand how courts work and who is involved.
• Criminal Law - Follow the journey of a criminal case from arrest to prosecution.
• Family Law and Legal Orders - Gain an overview of the family court and the types of orders it can issue.
• How a Bill Becomes Law - Learn how laws are made in the UK.
• Study Skills and University Preparation - You will also develop the key skills needed for higher-level study.

• Aged 19 or over.
• A good standard of spoken English.
• Commitment to regular attendance, independent study and meeting deadlines.
• Motivation to take part.

• Supportive teaching
• Off-site visits, including taster lectures at the University of Wolverhampton
• Guest speakers
• Hands on forensic psychology activities
• University library visit and study workshops
• Provides guidance on study strategies, career pathways and next steps.

• Classroom based lessons with group discussions, practical tasks and case studies.
• Independent study supported by digital resources and teacher guidance.
• Activities designed to build confidence, core knowledge and transferable skills.

• Self-reflection, peer and teacher assessment.
• Presentations and practical tasks.
• Ongoing teacher feedback to help you develop and improve.
• Assessments based on coursework rather than end of year exams.

City Learning Quarter, Old Hall Street, Wolverhampton WV13AU

• Course fees may apply depending on your circumstances.
• You will need basic stationery and a folder, but no specialist equipment is required.
• Financial support may be available to eligible students.

Adult Education Wolverhampton participation certificate.

Progress to:

• Access to HE - Social Science or Health Professionals (Level 3)
• Other relevant Level 3 social science, health or care qualifications
• Pre-Access to HE (Level 2)
• Begin a longer term pathway towards careers such as criminology, law, psychology, social science and other humanity professions and courses.