GCSE in Geography

Through studying GCSE Geography, students gain an understanding of the world and the people who live in it. Students discover the relationships that exist between the physical world and human practices. They also discover how relationships differ around the world, thereby influencing the distinctive characteristics of places and environments.

This gives students an understanding and respect for different cultures and alternative ways of life.

Students also consider how different environments and natural resources are managed and the impact of sustainable development.

Finally, GCSE Geography provides an excellent foundation for further study at a more advanced level, for example AS and GCE Geography or Advanced Vocational Certificate of Education in Leisure and Tourism.