What skills will I learn?
On the NPA Legal Studies SCQF Level 6, including Crime Studies, you will develop a range of valuable skills, including:- Legal Research and Analysis – Understanding legal cases, statutes, and regulations.
- Critical Thinking – Analysing and evaluating legal issues and criminal cases.
- Communication – Presenting legal arguments clearly and effectively, both in writing and verbally.
- Problem-Solving – Applying legal knowledge to practical situations.
- Understanding Criminal Law – Gaining insight into criminal offenses, justice systems, and crime prevention.
- Ethical Reasoning – Considering moral and ethical implications within the legal field.
- Case Analysis – Interpreting legal case studies and understanding their outcomes.
What will I study?
In the NPA Financial Services SCQF Level 6, you will study a range of essential topics related to finance, banking, and business. Key areas include:- Financial Services Industry – Understanding the structure, roles, and regulations within the financial sector.
- Banking Services – Learning about different banking products and services, including savings, loans, and mortgages.
- Personal Finance – Developing skills in managing personal finances, budgeting, and planning.
- Business Communication – Improving communication skills within a business or financial context.
- Customer Relations – Promoting positive customer relations.
These subjects will provide you with a strong foundation to pursue further studies or enter the financial services workforce.
Application Information
What further study options are available?
- HNC legal Services
- HNC Police Studies
What career opportunities are there?
The NPA Legal Studies SCQF Level 6, including Crime Studies, can open various career opportunities, such as:- Legal Assistant/Paralegal – Supporting lawyers with research, documentation, and client management.
- Court Clerk – Assisting with the smooth operation of court proceedings.
- Police Officer – A career in law enforcement, using knowledge of criminal law and justice.
- Probation Officer – Working with offenders to prevent reoffending.
- Criminal Justice Support Worker – Helping individuals involved in the justice system.
- Civil Service Roles – Working in government agencies related to law and crime.
- Legal Secretary – Providing administrative support in legal offices.
- It also provides a foundation for further legal studies or law school.