This course is ideally suited to students who have an interest in the geographical nature of the world in which we live. Geography is a diverse A-level covering themes from human geography and contemporary natural issues such as global warming and a broad interest in such themes is essential. The topics that we cover are high on the government’s agenda as environmental issues become ever more important for society. Successful students often move on to study degrees in business, economics or geography. There are also many routes into employment and apprenticeships, such as quantity surveying, from this demanding A-level.
To study this course you will need to achieve 36 - 48 points and a Grade 5 in GCSE Geography Calculating your Point Score • Points have the same numerical value as the grade achieved. For example a Grade 5 is equivalent to 5 points. • Combined Science GCSE counts as two GCSEs and the two grades should be combined. For example a 7/6 would be 13 points. • For students who have studied a Level 2 BTEC Qualification the following conversions should be used: Distinction* : 8 Points Distinction: 7 Points Merit: 6 Points Pass: 5 Points
Physical Geography:- Water and carbon cycles Hot deserts and coastal systems Hazards Human Geography:- Global systems and global governance Changing places Contemporary urban environments
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Warwickshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Coventry Road, Coleshill, Birmingham, B46 3EX |
This course is ideally suited to students who have an interest in the geographical nature of the world in which we live. Geography is a diverse A-level covering themes from human geography and contemporary natural issues such as global warming and a broad interest in such themes is essential. The topics that we cover are high on the government’s agenda as environmental issues become ever more important for society. Successful students often move on to study degrees in business, economics or geography. There are also many routes into employment and apprenticeships, such as quantity surveying, from this demanding A-level.
To study this course you will need to achieve 36 - 48 points and a Grade 5 in GCSE Geography Calculating your Point Score • Points have the same numerical value as the grade achieved. For example a Grade 5 is equivalent to 5 points. • Combined Science GCSE counts as two GCSEs and the two grades should be combined. For example a 7/6 would be 13 points. • For students who have studied a Level 2 BTEC Qualification the following conversions should be used: Distinction* : 8 Points Distinction: 7 Points Merit: 6 Points Pass: 5 Points
Physical Geography:- Water and carbon cycles Hot deserts and coastal systems Hazards Human Geography:- Global systems and global governance Changing places Contemporary urban environments