A Level Geography

Introduction

A Level Geography interpret issues affecting people, places and environments, and change in both space and time. For example, learners can study topics such as hydrology and fluvial geomorphology, atmosphere and weather, rocks and weathering, population change.

Objectives

Systematize the core knowledge of the subject

Become familiar with most
A Level exam formats

Reduce pressure and study time

Improve scores effectively

Enhance independant thinking

Create a solid foundation for higher education

Characteristics

Quality teachers with extensive knowledge about students psychology

Teaching programs are based on international standards

Exclusive materials that closely follow the A Level formats

Personalized teaching method according to student progress

Commitment on A Level pass grade

Coursework completion support

Course content

Unit 1: Physical Geography – Hydrology and fluvial geomorphology (AS Level only)

1.1 The drainage basin system

1.2 Discharge relationships within drainage basins

1.3 River channel processes and landforms

1.4 The human impact

Unit 2: Physical Geography – Atmosphere and weather (AS Level only)

2.1 Diurnal energy budgets

2.2 The global energy budget

2.3 Weather processes and phenomena

2.4 The human impact

Unit 3: Physical Geography – Rocks and weathering (AS Level only)

3.1 Plate tectonics

3.2 Weathering

3.3 Slope processes

3.4 The human impact

Unit 4: Human Geography – Population (AS Level only)

4.1 Natural increase as a component of population change

4.2 Demographic transition

4.3 Population–resource relationships

4.4 The management of natural increase

Unit 5: Human Geography – Migration (AS Level only)

5.1 Migration as a component of population change

5.2 Internal migration (within a country)

5.3 International migration

5.4 The management of international migration

Unit 6: Human Geography – Settlement dynamics (AS Level only)

6.1 Changes in rural settlements

6.2 Urban trends and issues of urbanisation

6.3 The changing structure of urban settlements

6.4 The management of urban settlements

Physical Geography Option (A-level only) (2 out of 4):

7.1 Tropical environments

7.2 Coastal environments

7.3 Hazardous environments

7.4 Hot arid and semi-arid environments

Human Geography Option (A-level only) (2 out of 4):

8.1 Production, location and change

8.2 Environmental management

8.3 Global interdependence

8.4 Economic transition

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