A Level Geography

...Environment · Investigative Geography What next? Around 50% of Geography students go on to study a Geography discipline in higher education...

...Synoptic: People and their environments Unit 3: Coursework or Applied geographical skills examination Unit 3a: Personal enquiry Coursework assessment criteria...

...to make decisions about the future; and to develop a wide range of geographical skills. What topics will I study? At AS: Unit 1: Global Challenges World at...

...One year, full time or part time, daytime course. A2 - Two year, full time or part time, daytime course. Entry Requirements Cost 30 core Textbook and student unit guide...

...Those specialising in these subjects can progress to a wide range of careers including banking, health, research, engineering, conservation... Learn about: Floods and Management, Population change, Coastal Environments...

...to manage different areas. It will involve discussion on issues that affect our daily lives such as population growth and change, planning, poverty...

...Updated October 2018 Classroom based with field trips throughout the year. Geography can be studied at university and is also considered a faciliting subject...

...Population - Changing population and its effect on society, managing population growth, migration and urban population change. Glaciation - The landforms...

...hazards and climate change and the impact on world systems. Topic 2: Going Global - the global economy, population dynamics, world cities and urbanisation...

...Arts and Science subjects and is, therefore, an ideal subject to study with any combination of subjects. Students studying Geography often have interests...

...and analyse complex problems. Your teachers will be able to advise you about university entry and careers of an environmental or geographical nature...

...Hyde Clarendon Start Date: 07/09/2010 Day(s) of Week: MON/THU/FRI Times: - Duration: 1 year Fee: £395 This course is free for school leavers...

...to ask questions and draw your own reasoned conclusions about key issues based on your research. Teamwork; problem-solving; quantitative and qualitative skills... Learn about: Geo Politics, Physical Geography, Tectonic Processes...

...reflective learners aware of the importance of attitudes and values, including your own. AS/A2 Geography The course is designed to enable you...

...results and are taught by teachers with passion and enthusiasm of for the subject. As well as up to date resources, you will hear speeches from visiting...

...century issues such as the rise of super powers and increasing global problems such as climate change? You do? Then Geography is the ideal subject...

...Course Content There are many good reasons for studying Geography: You will enjoy it! You will explore our exciting world and our dynamic societies...

...Student who have a high level of commitment and enjoy different aspects of fieldwork will find this course highly enjoyable and enlightening. Dedicated...

...after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year 2) Course Content Course Content...

...and no coursework. If you go on to do A2 then you will be required to do a piece of coursework. Why choose this course? It allows you to look at those...