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Level 3 Diploma WJEC Introduction to Criminology For Beginners
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From 54.84 € /h
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Criminology is a very interesting subject of the study of crime and why it happens. The subject itself includes, sociology and psychology. This subject can help learners develop many progression routes such as, any uniformed services or civil services. The learning of criminology will include, different types of crime, the effects of unreported crime, different criminological theories, and any further topics in the criminology department that the students are wishing to learn.

I am currently studying criminology and achieving top grades. Criminology is something I am very passionate in learning and teaching about. I really enjoy helping others and allowing them to branch out their options for their future careers. I will teach students in the way that works best for them so I can help them achieve what they are capable of!
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Own a laptop or mobile device for the online class. If the student is not willing for an online call, can send work over via gmail.
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Online from United Kingdom
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
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30 minutes
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English
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New York
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