You will have enjoyed Geography at GCSE, and are interested in current affairs and wonder how your actions affect the world around you. Students go on to take a broad range of degrees, especially disciplines related to geography and go on to use their geographical skills in their careers, as the environment, tourism and planning become more important.
A Level Geography may be studied as part of a full A Level programme of 3 subjects, or a mixed programme of A Levels, BTECs and Cambridge Technicals.General entry requirements:5 GCSEs grade 9-4, including grade 5 or above in English Language, 5 or above in Geography and 4 in Mathematics.
Starts September 2025
By the end of the session attendees will be able to create safe, engaging, and accurate self-guided walks.
Starts July 2025
By the end of the session, attendees will be able to identify key plants species associated with species-rich grasslands in Cumbria with a focus on grasses, sedges and rushes and skills associated with identification of grasses etc. from flowers and vegetative characteristics.
Flexible learning
Discover integrated weed, pest, and disease management for amenity spaces. This module highlights the importance of weed control on transport networks for safety and the significance of clean, weed-free pavements and streets for maintaining healthy conditions. Furthermore, it addresses the need for…
Flexible learning
Learn strategies for managing water and air pollution in the amenity environment, including exploring sustainable options and applying Life Cycle Analysis (LCA). Learning from expert insights and real-world case studies, this course delves into practical approaches to mitigate environmental…
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