This course will be of interest to those who want to learn more about a range of current issues including globalisation, environmental issues, development and sustainability. There are three examined components and a coursework element based on fieldwork investigation. The course also enables students to develop a range of practical and analytical skills through fieldwork, data analysis and problem-solving. In addition to studying current aspects of global change, students will build their knowledge through practical investigations and research. The course includes a range of local and residential fieldwork opportunities. If you choose this course you would benefit from: - An experienced teacher who specialises in geography and has experience in research and environmental management. - Activities that develop Transferable skills and approaches that develop independence and application of knowledge - Guest lecturers and industry experts who in the past have included representatives from Leicester University, Kings College London, development charities and Airbus UK - Fieldwork activities and trips to student conferences, as well as an opportunity to go on a trip abroad (these have included Italy, Iceland and Kenya)
5 x GCSE grades 4-9 (incl. English Language) 5 in English Language 5 in Maths
3 examined units: Changing Landscapes and Changing Places (20.5%) Global Systems and Global Governance (27.5%) Contemporary Themes in Geography (32%) Independent Investigation Non-examined coursework (20%)
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Warwickshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | King Edward Road, Nuneaton, CV11 4BE |
This course will be of interest to those who want to learn more about a range of current issues including globalisation, environmental issues, development and sustainability. There are three examined components and a coursework element based on fieldwork investigation. The course also enables students to develop a range of practical and analytical skills through fieldwork, data analysis and problem-solving. In addition to studying current aspects of global change, students will build their knowledge through practical investigations and research. The course includes a range of local and residential fieldwork opportunities. If you choose this course you would benefit from: - An experienced teacher who specialises in geography and has experience in research and environmental management. - Activities that develop Transferable skills and approaches that develop independence and application of knowledge - Guest lecturers and industry experts who in the past have included representatives from Leicester University, Kings College London, development charities and Airbus UK - Fieldwork activities and trips to student conferences, as well as an opportunity to go on a trip abroad (these have included Italy, Iceland and Kenya)
5 x GCSE grades 4-9 (incl. English Language) 5 in English Language 5 in Maths
3 examined units: Changing Landscapes and Changing Places (20.5%) Global Systems and Global Governance (27.5%) Contemporary Themes in Geography (32%) Independent Investigation Non-examined coursework (20%)