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COURSE OVERVIEW

A-Level Geography focuses on adventure, awareness and change.

Students will study Physical Systems, Human Interactions and take part in a number of Geographical debates: for example, climate change and exploring oceans. 

There is an ‘independent investigation’ element designed to encourage learners to deepen their knowledge and understanding of their chosen topic. 

 

Assessment structure

Paper 1 Physical Systems                 

Paper 2 Human interactions            

Paper 3 Geographical debates       

Non- examination assessment (NEA) 

 

What can pupils’ study next?

Many universities offer geography-related degrees. Geography has transferable skills which can lead to a number of careers for example: town and transport planning, chartered surveying, land and water management, sustainability, environmental consultancy, development, tourism, conservation, demography, housing and social welfare.

Who can I contact for further information?

Rachel Keeler- Head of Geography: rachel.keeler@bcschool.co.uk

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