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Are you looking for employment opportunities in the legal environment, banking, insurance, local business and government, credit unions, auctioneers? Contact us now about our FETAC Certificate in Legal Studies Course.

• Are you looking for a change of career but are unsure of where to start?
• Do you have a genuine interest in the law and how it operates around you on a day to day basis?
• Are you a logical thinker and a problem solver?
• Do you want a course that suits your own pace and lifestyle?
• Do you want a course that offers you career progression?
• Do you want to enhance your skill set and build a better future for yourself?

Course Overview

This course had been developed for individuals who have an interest in legal studies and who wish to develop this interest in a practical learning environment. The syllabus, based on Irish law, offers students an excellent opportunity to gain not only an excellent understanding of the basic concepts of law but to also acquire the necessary practical skills in order to successfully transfer this knowledge to the workplace.

What are my career prospects

Graduates of this course can expect to find employment opportunities in the legal environment, banking, insurance, local business and government, credit unions, auctioneers.

Academic Progression

Graduates of this course who obtain five or more distinctions are eligible to apply to Dublin City University (DCU) for a place on their BCL in Civil Law (Law & Society) Degree programme. Mature student graduates of this course (over 23 years of age on year of entry) are also eligible to apply to Trinity College, Dublin (TCD) and University College Dublin (UCD) for entry as a mature student on to their Law Degree programmes.

Course Modules

Graduates of this course can expect to find employment opportunities in the legal environment, banking, insurance, local business and government, credit unions, auctioneers.

Am I eligible for the course?

There are no specific entry requirements as this course is designed for beginners. However candidates would need good literacy skills and a good command of the English language.

Who accredits this course?

This course is accredited by FETAC. FETAC is the national awarding body for further education and training in Ireland. The Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC) gives people the opportunity to gain recognition for learning in education or training institutions, in the work place and in the community.

How long is the course?

This course is 12 months in duration.

Term 1

Business Law
The primary purpose of this module is to provide the student with a general understanding of the basic components of law that impact law on a day to day basis. Through the study of legislation, legal drafting and specialist subjects including Contract Law, Company Law and Conveyancing; the student will gain excellent skills intended to prepare them for further study or future employment.

Communications
This module is designed to teach students the importance of communication on both a personal and professional level. Through exploration of modern communication and information technology, graduates will acquire the necessary skills and confidence to communicate information visually, orally and in writing.

Legal Studies
This module is intended to not only provide the student with a general understanding of core legal principles but to help the student appreciate the role that the law plays in every day life. Subjects that will be covered include Children and the Law, Tort, Family Law and The Criminal Justice System.

Work experience
Deemed an integral part of the education process, this work experience module involves students preparing and planning for work, working under direction in a specific vocational area and reviewing and evaluating that work. This module enables students to apply the skills the have learned so far, evaluate employment opportunities and cope with ever-changing work environment. Graduates of this module will develop capabilities, both personal and vocational in order to successfully meet challenges in the work place.

Term 2

Industrial Relations
This module is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the key concepts and terms in industry and how they impact on organisations. Graduates of this programme will understand the impact of industrial relations on the business environment and will develop a keen appreciation for the significant role of collective law within this area

Criminal Law
The purpose of this module is to provide students with a comprehensive and thorough understanding of the fundamental principles of criminal law. Students who successfully complete this module will understand how the Irish Criminal system operates and develop an appreciation for the requisite components required in order to commit a crime (Actus Reus, Mens Rea etc). The impact of various legislation on the criminal system will also be thoroughly assessed.

Safety and Health at Work
This module aims to provide the student with the skills and knowledge required in order to promote Health and Safety in the working environment. Graduates of this module will understand the basic concepts of safety and health and will also be familiar with the core legislation in the area of Health and Safety.

The Law and Insurance
This module is designed to furnish learners with an in-depth knowledge of the legal principles upon which the insurance industry is based. Graduates of this programme will understand the laws that form the basis on insurance, develop an awareness of the system within which these laws operate and will be able to identify and apply legal rules operating in insurance claims and losses.

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View the Lecturer Profile: View the Lecturer Profile for the FETAC Certificate in Legal Studies

Cliodna McAleer B.L. – Law Lecturer Cliodna holds a Barrister-at-Law Degree from the Honorable Society of Kings Inns, a Bachelor of European Business and Legal Studies from University College Dublin and a Graduate Diploma in Information Technology from Dublin City University. Having previously worked in the business sector and now a practicing Barrister-at-Law Cliodna brings her extensive experience in both law and business to her teaching practice enabling her to deliver an in-depth and high quality Corporate and Business Law programme.

Helen McCarthy BCL, B.L. – Law Lecturer Helen holds a BCL Law Degree from UCD,together with a Barrister-at-Law Degree from the Honourable Society of the Kings Inns. Helen is currently a practicing Barrister with a diverse civil law practice. Helen has experience in lecturing all aspects of the Irish legal system, including Corporate and Company Law, Land Law, Constitutional Law and Tort Law. Helen currently delivers lectures to both ACCA and ICM students.

What is the course fee?

The course fee is €1650

How can I make savings on the course fee?

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What do I get for my fee?

• Full set of bound notes (view sample notes)
• Access to your online student portal (view student portal site)
• Content Expert Lecturer (view lecturer profiles)
• Excellent college facilities (view college photos)

I would like to apply what should I do?

To apply please complete our online enquiry form which will give us the key details to start your application and a member of our admissions team will contact you with further details. Alternatively, please feel free to contact Niamh Kernan our admissions specialist for Legal Studies courses on 01 870 5055, to register or to set up a meeting to discuss the course further. You can also email us at enquiry@ibat.ie. If you are satisfied with all the information that you have seen, you also can register online now for this course by clicking the 'Pay fees online' link at the top of this page. This will secure your place on the course and save you time. Please feel free to visit the college anytime and our course content experts will be more then willing to discuss any queries you may have. We look forward to seeing you.

Learner protection for this programme is provided in accordance with section 43 of the Qualifications (Education and Training) Act 1999.