GCSE Geography.

This is achieved by developing an understanding of physical processes, human influence and hands on, practical fieldwork.

A geographer’s key to success is to be inquisitive about the world around them. You will use evidence to understand the processes behind how the things we see around us have come to be. Geographers are scientific in their thinking and embrace problem solving – thinking of innovative ways to answer the questions posed by nature and human behaviour.

Geographers have an ability to think critically and recognise how the same issues can be dealt with in very different ways around the world, dependent upon culture and economic development. Geographers are reflective and recognise how their own behaviours can impact upon the environment that surrounds them and the lives of others.

Thinking analytically is key. Geographers are adept at using numerical data to recognise patterns and explain processes to further their understanding of the world around them.