A-Level Geography is a dynamic and relevant subject for all young people with its core themes firmly grounded within the real world. AQA’s course aims to encourage learners to develop a range of essential skills for Higher Education and the world of work through content which is relevant to any citizen of the planet in the 21st century. Through topics studied learners will understand the nature of physical and human geography whilst unpicking debates surrounding contemporary challenges facing the world today. Moreover, the course fosters critical thinking, data analysis, and cross-cultural understanding, making it highly relevant for careers across various sectors, ultimately shaping informed and responsible global citizens prepared to tackle the complex challenges of our interconnected world. Course Outline: • Paper 1 – Physical Geography – Water and Carbon Cycle, Coastal systems and Landscapes, Hazards. 2.5 hour written exam (40%) • Paper 2 – Human Geography – Global Systems and Governance, Changing Places, Population and the environment. 2.5 hour written exam (40%). • Non-Examined Assessment (NEA) – There is a requirement to complete 4 days of fieldwork. This is then written up as a 3000 to 4000 word investigation (20%). This is delivered through as part of a 5-day residential field trip in the UK. For more information, please see the full prospectus.
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Essex |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Fambridge Road, Maldon, CM9 6AB |
A-Level Geography is a dynamic and relevant subject for all young people with its core themes firmly grounded within the real world. AQA’s course aims to encourage learners to develop a range of essential skills for Higher Education and the world of work through content which is relevant to any citizen of the planet in the 21st century. Through topics studied learners will understand the nature of physical and human geography whilst unpicking debates surrounding contemporary challenges facing the world today. Moreover, the course fosters critical thinking, data analysis, and cross-cultural understanding, making it highly relevant for careers across various sectors, ultimately shaping informed and responsible global citizens prepared to tackle the complex challenges of our interconnected world. Course Outline: • Paper 1 – Physical Geography – Water and Carbon Cycle, Coastal systems and Landscapes, Hazards. 2.5 hour written exam (40%) • Paper 2 – Human Geography – Global Systems and Governance, Changing Places, Population and the environment. 2.5 hour written exam (40%). • Non-Examined Assessment (NEA) – There is a requirement to complete 4 days of fieldwork. This is then written up as a 3000 to 4000 word investigation (20%). This is delivered through as part of a 5-day residential field trip in the UK. For more information, please see the full prospectus.