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- Level 3
- Level 3 Diploma
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- L3 Introduction to Law for Paralegals – Single Unit
- L3 Legal Ethics and Responsibilities for Paralegals – Single Units
- L3 Wills and Succession for Paralegals – Single Unit
- L3 Civil Litigation for Paralegals – Single Unit
- L3 Criminal Litigation for Paralegals – Single Unit
- L3 Commercial Law for Paralegals – Single Unit
- L3 Conveyancing for Paralegals – Single Unit
- L3 Employment Practice for Paralegals – Single Unit
- L3 Consumer Rights and Remedies for Paralegals – Single Unit
- Level 4
- Level 4 Diploma in Paralegal Studies
- L4 English Legal System – Single Unit
- L4 Contract Law – Single Unit
- L4 Law of Tort – Single Unit
- L4 Criminal Law – Single Subject
- L4 Wills, Intestacy & Family Provision – Single Unit
- L4 Civil Litigation – Single Unit
- L4 Criminal Practice – Single Unit
- L4 Matrimonial & Civil Partnerships – Single Unit
- L4 Conveyancing – Single Unit
- L4 Succession – Single Unit
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L3 Employment Practice for Paralegals – Single Unit
You’ll gain in-depth knowledge into contractual relationships and a wider scope of employment law.
Single units can be taken at any time
You’ll gain in-depth knowledge into contractual relationships and a wider scope of employment law. Develop skills to apply the law in practical situations and understand where paralegals can play a role in employment practice and HR departments.
The skills developed by the learner include: the ability to identify and use factual, procedural and theoretical understanding to complete tasks and address well defined but complex or non-routine issues; time management to include taking responsibility for initiating and completing tasks; the ability to exercise autonomy and judgement within a given scenario; the ability to use and interpret legal language.
Learning Outcomes
This is a course for learners commencing or aspiring to commence a career in Paralegal Practice and those who work in a legal environment.
What's included
- All course material
- Assignment and test marking
- Full tutorial support
- Certificate on completion
Entry requirements
One of the following is required or equivalent – if unsure, please contact us or phone 0203 745 5513
These qualifications are designed to be offered to learners from the age of 16, although in practice the majority of learners are likely to be over 18.
NALP does not specify entry requirements other than that a reasonable standard of written English is required. However Centres delivering this course are required to ensure that learners who undertake these programmes have sufficient capability at the right level to be suitable to undertake the Level 3 assessment.
Please Note: The NALP Level 3 Qualifications are only available in English.
Assessment
Assignments can be requested when the learner is ready, and once requested and sent, the Learner will have a 4 week period in which to complete the assignment and return by the due date.
Tutors are on hand to answer any queries that the learner may have and give unlimited help and guidance if there is anything that the learner may not fully understand with regard to the material.
Compulsory units
Description
You’ll gain in-depth knowledge into contractual relationships and wider scope of employment law. Develop skills to apply the law in practical situations and understand where paralegals can play a role in employment practice and HR departments.
The aim of the unit is to provide the learner with detailed knowledge of the conveyancing procedure.
The learner will understand the conveyancing process in England and Wales and be able to apply that knowledge to given scenarios. In particular, the learner will understand the role of the Paralegal in taking instructions from clients and matters relating to the client interview.
The skills developed by the learner include: the ability to identify and use factual, procedural and theoretical understanding to complete tasks and address well defined but complex or non-routine issues; time management to include taking responsibility for initiating and completing tasks; the ability to exercise autonomy and judgement within a given scenario; the ability to use and interpret legal language.
Learning Outcomes
This is a course for learners commencing or aspiring to commence a career in Paralegal Practice and those who work in a legal environment.
Qualification
This is a single unit course, no qualification
Compulsory units
- Employment Practice for Paralegals
Study type
Distance learning