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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.
Flexible
About the course: Unit 1: Principles of sustainable development. In this unit learners will cover: The definition of sustainable development; Human and global issues that impact sustainability; Common objections to sustainable development; Benefits of sustainable development and environmental…
Starts Thursday 24 April, 2025
If you would like to learn more about man's impact on the environment, the Level 1 Award in Preventing Plastic Pollution will introduce you to the types and uses of plastics, the methods used to manage plastic waste and the ways plastic pollution can be reduced. You will also look at plastic…
Starts Monday 20 January, 2025
This short course focuses on the basic concepts of sustainability at a personal, local and global scale. You will learn about sustainable development, why natural resources are important and how global agriculture and industry effects us all. You will find out about the benefits of sustainable…
Environmental Monitoring
Free course
This qualification is designed to provide learners with an introduction to the principles of climate change and environmental awareness.
Agriculture Apprenticeships Information Evening
Business Bites Coffee Morning
Sustainability Leadership in Education webinar
