What will I learn on this course? You will gain an understanding of physical and human geography from a local through to a global scale. You will develop practical fieldwork skills as you explore and think critically about the interactions between people and the environment and the issues arising. What careers and university courses could this course lead me to? You can progress to higher education courses such as honours degrees in Geography, or to degrees in related subjects such as Politics, Geology, International relations and Economics. Geography is a highly rated degree by universities and employers. The skills you will obtain through studying geography will enable you access a range of careers, such as environmental scientist, lawyer, city planner, journalist, development officer and researcher.
Students who are interested in seeking solutions to the biggest problems in the world • Students who aren’t afraid to debate pressing issues • Students who are inquisitive and enjoy problem solving • Students must have a grade 6 in GCSE Geography, or English Language/Literature, Maths and Science. Must have a grade 7+ average in GCSEs. Must have a grade 7 in relevant GCSE subject.
Component Exam Percentage Worth Physical Systems • Coastal Landscape Systems • Earth’s Life Support Systems • Geographical Skills 66 marks 1 hour 30mins written paper 22% of total A Level Human Interactions • Changing Spaces; Making Places • Global Connections – Human Rights & Migration 66 marks 1 hour 30mins written paper 22% of total A Level Geographical Debates • Climate Change • Hazardous Earth 108 marks 2 hours 30mins written paper 36% of total A Level Independent Investigation • Fieldwork enquiry of your choice 60 marks Non-examination-assessment (NEA) 20% of total A Level
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Wandsworth |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | 401 Battersea Park Road, London, SW11 5AP |
What will I learn on this course? You will gain an understanding of physical and human geography from a local through to a global scale. You will develop practical fieldwork skills as you explore and think critically about the interactions between people and the environment and the issues arising. What careers and university courses could this course lead me to? You can progress to higher education courses such as honours degrees in Geography, or to degrees in related subjects such as Politics, Geology, International relations and Economics. Geography is a highly rated degree by universities and employers. The skills you will obtain through studying geography will enable you access a range of careers, such as environmental scientist, lawyer, city planner, journalist, development officer and researcher.
Students who are interested in seeking solutions to the biggest problems in the world • Students who aren’t afraid to debate pressing issues • Students who are inquisitive and enjoy problem solving • Students must have a grade 6 in GCSE Geography, or English Language/Literature, Maths and Science. Must have a grade 7+ average in GCSEs. Must have a grade 7 in relevant GCSE subject.
Component Exam Percentage Worth Physical Systems • Coastal Landscape Systems • Earth’s Life Support Systems • Geographical Skills 66 marks 1 hour 30mins written paper 22% of total A Level Human Interactions • Changing Spaces; Making Places • Global Connections – Human Rights & Migration 66 marks 1 hour 30mins written paper 22% of total A Level Geographical Debates • Climate Change • Hazardous Earth 108 marks 2 hours 30mins written paper 36% of total A Level Independent Investigation • Fieldwork enquiry of your choice 60 marks Non-examination-assessment (NEA) 20% of total A Level
