How Will I Be Assessed? Content OverviewAssessment Overview Landscape Systems Earths Life Support Systems Geographical Skills Physical systems (01) 72 marks 1 hour 45 minute written paper 24% of total A Level Changing Spaces; Making Place Global Connections Geographical Skills Human interactions (02) 72 marks 1 hour 45 minute written paper 24% of total A Level Optionality - study 2 of 5 Climate Change Disease Dilemmas Exploring Oceans Future of Food Hazardous Earth Geographical Skills Geographical debates (03)* 96 marks 2 hours 30 minute written paper 32% of total A Level Independent Investigation Investigative geography (04/05)* 60 marks Non-examination assessment (NEA) 20% of total A Level What Kind Of Person Studies This Course? Those who want to gain a deeper understanding of Human and Physical Geography and how it relates to the management of the world today. As Geography forms the bridge between Arts and Science subjects, it is really useful to keep career opportunities as broad as possible. Where Will An A Level In Geography Lead Me? Studying Geography in either an Arts or a Science combination will lead you to the widest possible career opportunities in scientific and environmental services; management; travel and tourism as well as social services. It will equip you with a wide range of investigative and analytical skills which is what most employers are looking for.
Name: Geography (GCEA) Qualification title: - Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment Awarding - Created 20161107 11:35:08 Updated 20161107 11:35:08
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