Geography

This A Level Geography course is designed for students who are interested in understanding global and national issues such as climate change and migration. Over two years, students will develop critical analytical skills and gain fieldwork experience, preparing them for university or various career paths. This program is ideal for those who enjoy problem-solving and want to explore the complexities of our world.

The curriculum covers essential topics including Water and Carbon Cycles, Coastal Systems, and Global Governance. Students will engage in statistical techniques and complete a Non-Exam Assessment (NEA) that accounts for 20% of their final grade. A compulsory four-day field trip to the Isle of Arran will enhance their practical understanding of geographical concepts and support their independent investigations.

Graduates of this program can pursue various careers such as environmental consultancy, transport planning, or geography teaching. The skills acquired are transferable, allowing students to explore opportunities in urban planning, sustainability, and research. With strong links to universities and industry, students will be well-prepared for their next steps, whether in higher education or the workforce.