Why take the course? Geography is a broad academic subject that will open up options for you in your future. Your A Level Geography course will cover both the physical and human environments and the complex interaction of processes that shape our world. Employers and universities see geography as a robust academic subject rich in skills, knowledge and understanding. As a subject linking the arts and the sciences, it is highly flexible in terms of what you can combine it with at A Level. Summary of what is studied (specification) Paper 1 - Dynamic Landscapes: This is the physical part of the course and covers Tectonic Processes and Hazards, Landscapes Systems, Processes and Change, Coastal Landscapes and Change and the Water Cycle and Water Insecurity. Paper 2 - Dynamic Places: This is the human part of the course. It covers Globalisation, Shaping Places, Regenerating Places, Super Powers, Health, Human Rights and Intervention. Paper 3 - Synoptic Paper: This paper contains three synoptic themes: Players, Attitudes and Actions, Futures and Uncertainties. Independent Investigation: A core element of this section is four days of fieldwork. This is a piece of coursework that is between 3,000-4,000 words. Where could this qualification take you? Geography is a broad subject that provides lots of opportunities for future progression. Geography is an obvious choice for careers in sustainability and green issues, urban regeneration, energy supply, retail location, managing the effects of hazards and climate change. For careers in the world of business, an understanding of global economics forms an important part of geography.
Paper 1 Dynamic Landscapes: 2 hours 15 min 30% 105 marks Paper 2 Dynamic Places: 2 hours 15 min 30% 105 marks Paper 3 Synoptic: 2 hours 15 min 20% 70 marks Independent Investigation: Non-examined assessment 20% 70 marks
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Wandsworth |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Sutherland Grove, London, SW18 5JR |
Why take the course? Geography is a broad academic subject that will open up options for you in your future. Your A Level Geography course will cover both the physical and human environments and the complex interaction of processes that shape our world. Employers and universities see geography as a robust academic subject rich in skills, knowledge and understanding. As a subject linking the arts and the sciences, it is highly flexible in terms of what you can combine it with at A Level. Summary of what is studied (specification) Paper 1 - Dynamic Landscapes: This is the physical part of the course and covers Tectonic Processes and Hazards, Landscapes Systems, Processes and Change, Coastal Landscapes and Change and the Water Cycle and Water Insecurity. Paper 2 - Dynamic Places: This is the human part of the course. It covers Globalisation, Shaping Places, Regenerating Places, Super Powers, Health, Human Rights and Intervention. Paper 3 - Synoptic Paper: This paper contains three synoptic themes: Players, Attitudes and Actions, Futures and Uncertainties. Independent Investigation: A core element of this section is four days of fieldwork. This is a piece of coursework that is between 3,000-4,000 words. Where could this qualification take you? Geography is a broad subject that provides lots of opportunities for future progression. Geography is an obvious choice for careers in sustainability and green issues, urban regeneration, energy supply, retail location, managing the effects of hazards and climate change. For careers in the world of business, an understanding of global economics forms an important part of geography.
Paper 1 Dynamic Landscapes: 2 hours 15 min 30% 105 marks Paper 2 Dynamic Places: 2 hours 15 min 30% 105 marks Paper 3 Synoptic: 2 hours 15 min 20% 70 marks Independent Investigation: Non-examined assessment 20% 70 marks