Geography
Course summary
Geography is visible in everything we do, constantly changing and adapting to differing scenarios. In an ever-growing world, the study of Geography is not only highly relevant, but essential if we are going to learn to live with changes over time. By studying Geography, students are exposed to a world of challenges, opportunities and consequences to which they have the potential to make a big impact on now and in the future. Not only is Geography a fascinating, eye-opening and relevant subject, it provides students with a wealth of transferable skills that are in high demand to potential higher education establishments and employers alike. Regardless of if you intend to follow a geographical career path or something else, Geography opens doors and gives you essential skills for future progression.
Entry Requirements
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Grade 5 in GCSE Geography.
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Assessment
Paper 1 (physical): 30% Exam comprising of questions on topics 1, 2, 5 and 6. Paper 2 (human): 30% Exam comprising of questions on topics 3, 4, 7 and 8. Paper 3 (synoptic paper): 20% Exam comprising of an assessment on a pre-seen booklet of information linking to all parts of the course. Independent Investigation: 20% Coursework
100%