Save planning time and support student success with this complete Unit 3 WJEC Criminology booklet. Designed specifically to meet the demands of the specification, this resource brings together key case studies, structured activities, and exam guidance in one accessible place. Students are guided step-by-step through the unit with: Exam-relevant case studies to support application of knowledge Engaging activities to reinforce understanding Clear scaffolding to help structure extended answers effectively Built-in support for note-making and revision This booklet works perfectly alongside teaching and can be used for independent study, homework, revision sessions, or cover lessons. It helps students develop confidence in applying criminological theories and improves their ability to write high-quality, exam-ready responses. An ideal resource for reducing workload while ensuring students are fully prepared for assessment.

A concise resource covering the different models of criminal justice, including the crime control model and due process model. Ideal for lesson delivery and revision, with clear explanations aligned to the WJEC specification to support exam success.

A concise resource covering the structure of the criminal justice system in England and Wales, including the roles of police, courts, and prisons. Ideal for lesson delivery and revision, with clear explanations aligned to the WJEC specification to support exam success.

A concise resource covering the processes used for law-making in the UK, including the stages of Bills, Acts of Parliament, and the roles of the House of Commons and House of Lords. Ideal for lesson delivery or revision, with clear explanations aligned to the WJEC specification and designed to support exam success.

A concise resource covering the key aims of punishment, including retribution, deterrence, rehabilitation, and reparation. Ideal for lesson delivery or revision, with clear explanations aligned to the WJEC specification to support exam success.

A concise resource covering formal and informal forms of social control, including the roles of agencies such as the police, courts, family, and education. Ideal for lesson delivery or revision, with clear explanations aligned to the WJEC specification to support exam success.

A concise resource explaining the role of key agencies in social control, including the police, courts, prisons, and probation services. Ideal for lesson delivery or revision, with clear, exam-focused explanations aligned to the WJEC specification to support student success.

A concise resource assessing how different forms of punishment meet the aims of punishment, including custodial and non-custodial sentences. Ideal for lesson delivery or revision, with clear, exam-focused explanations aligned to the WJEC specification to support student success.

Unit 4 Crime and Punishment - Revision practice questions and answers.

This PPT will assist tutors in effectively delivering the WJEC Unit 1 Controlled Assessment preparation. It covers all topics, marks, and how students can achieve their desired grades. This PPT will help prep the students to achieve the grades.

This PPT is for students to help them prep for the WJEC controlled asessment. It sets out the topics, questions and marks to guide the students to achieve the desired grades.

This PPT covers the spec for Applied Law: Civil Law This PPT covers duty of care and breach of duty, the elements of Negligence with the relevant case law the students need to know. The PPT also has starter and plenary activities along with other activities for the students.

This PPT covers the spec for BTEC Applied Law. It covers special and general damages. Starter and Plenary included

This PPT covers the spec for BTEC Applied Law. The content covers economic loss with relevant case law and Negligent Statement.

This PPT covers the spec for Applied Law, it covers content and case law. Also includes starter, activity and plenary.

This is a PPT on Unit 2 Criminological Theories revision. The PPT has top tips on Unit 2 exam paper along with model answers on how to answer certain questions. Also Theories are grouped for no confusion.

I have created three PPTs on analyse different types of crime White Collar Crime Moral Crime Technological Crime State Crime The content covers types of victims, offenders, level of public awareness and criminal/deviant.

This is an introduction to the four types of ADR. Arbitration, Mediation, Negoation and Conciliation. It covers points about each ADR, sets out actvities that can be planned around these.

This is topic 4.1 Unit 2 WJEC Criminology.

This is Topic 3.2 - Strengths and Weaknesses of Individualistic and Sociological theories.

Defences in criminal law Covers Insanity The test the students must apply and learn Case law covered aswell