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  • A-level Law (edexcel)

    Oxbridge
    Studying A-level law will give you critical skills such as analytical thinking and attention to detail.
    • Online
    • 300 hours · Self-paced
    • Regulated qualification
    • Tutor support
    ...Additional Information Official Qualification Title - A-level Law Entry requirements - You’ll need a GCSE in English at grade 4 (C) or the equivalent before starting this course. UCAS Points - 56 You’ll need a GCSE in English at grade 4 (C) or the equivalent before starting this …
    £745

  • A-Level Philosophy (AQA)

    Oxbridge
    This course will challenge you to think outside the box, provide communication, analysis and critical thinking skills.
    • Online
    • 300 hours · Self-paced
    • Regulated qualification
    • Tutor support
    ...A-Level Philosophy Entry requirements - It’s recommended that you’re educated to GCSE standard or equivalent for the best chance at success. UCAS Points - 56 It’s recommended that you’re educated to GCSE standard or equivalent for the best chance at success. …
    £745

  • A-Level Physics (Edexcel)

    Oxbridge
    Explore the building blocks that form our universe and delve into the science of tomorrow with A-level Physics.
    • Online
    • 300 hours · Self-paced
    • Regulated qualification
    • Tutor support
    ...requirements - It is strongly recommended that you have studied Physics GCSE or equivalent level before starting this course. UCAS Points - 56 It is strongly recommended that you have studied Physics GCSE or equivalent level before starting this course. …
    £745

  • A-Level Economics (AQA)

    Oxbridge
    Proven to be one of the most favoured A-level subjects by universities.
    • Online
    • 300 hours · Self-paced
    • Regulated qualification
    • Certificate(s) included
    • Tutor support
    ...Information Official Qualification Title - A-level Economics Entry requirements - A GCSE or equivalent qualification in economics or maths is recommended for this course. UCAS Points - 56 A GCSE or equivalent qualification in economics or maths is recommended for this course. …
    £745

  • A-Level Politics (AQA)

    Oxbridge
    On this course, you’ll explore the different governmental systems and political parties present in the UK
    • Online
    • 300 hours · Self-paced
    • Regulated qualification
    • Certificate(s) included
    • Tutor support
    ...Additional Information Official Qualification Title - A-Level Politics Entry requirements - A GCSE or equivalent in History is recommended for this course. UCAS Points - 56 A GCSE or equivalent in History is recommended for this course. …
    £745

  • A-Level Mathematics (AQA)

    Oxbridge
    Our Course in A-Level Maths will expand your critical thinking skills, and turn you into an adept problem-solver
    • Online
    • 300 hours · Self-paced
    • Regulated qualification
    • Tutor support
    ...requirements - It is strongly recommended that you have studied mathematics to GCSE or equivalent level before starting this course. UCAS Points - 56 It is strongly recommended that you have studied mathematics to GCSE or equivalent level before starting this course. …
    £745
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Reed Courses advertises a large variety of Law courses which are delivered by a range of learning providers. The Law courses on offer vary in time duration and study method, with many offering tutor support. Whether you want to study for a regulated qualification, or take a Law course which provides CPD points/hours or qualifications, there are a number of learning options available.

A qualification can only be delivered by an awarding body which is regulated by a government body. The one you will most commonly see on site is OFQUAL, the government regulating body for England - but there is a different regulating body for each country in the United Kingdom, as well as the Republic of Ireland. Each regulating body maintains a list of the qualifications it regulates.

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