GCSE (from 2009)Geography B - J385
GCSE changes from September 2012
The government has now confirmed that unitised GCSEs, will be replaced by linear assessment for all candidates starting a two-year course from September 2012. You can find out more about the changes here on the GCSE (from 2012) page.
From the January 2013 series, a small number of additional marks will be awarded to reflect the quality of Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar (SPaG).
Important information on controlled assessment
Controlled assessment materials for GCSE specifications are available to download from Interchange.
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Our new Geography B specification helps put the student on the path to becoming a geography specialist by giving them the skills and knowledge relevant to the modern age. This qualification covers the four key themes of geography – rivers and coasts, population and settlement, natural hazards, and economic development.
Benefits
- A balance of theoretical and practical work, encouraging an active involvement in the subject.
- An ideal foundation for learners who want to pursue Geography at A Level or as a career.
- An understanding of global geographical issues and how to apply this to a range of contexts.
- A full support package has been designed to save you preparation time.
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