Content The A Level Geography course consists of four main topics. These are: water and carbon cycles, landscape systems, global systems & global governance, and changing places. In water and carbon cycles, you will study the physical processes which control the cycling of both water and carbon between land, oceans, and the atmosphere. In landscape systems, you will take part in an integrated study of earth surface processes, landforms and resultant landscapes. For global systems & global governance, you will study the greater connectivity between people, places, and environments across the globe. In the Changing Places module, you will further develop your geographical knowledge by conducting research in an area that is local to you. Entry Requirements Please see the entry requirements on page 13. Assessment You will be assessed through exams and coursework. Your A Level in Geography could lead to a wide range of career paths, including conservation, teaching, urban land-use planning, environmental management, overseas development, cartography, climatology, and travel writing. Once you are trained in your chosen field, your qualification will open up a whole new world of possibilities - you could go on to become a teacher, town planner, architect, conservation officer, or journalist. GEOGRAPHY A LEVEL Content Your A Level in Graphic Communication will encourage you to develop a personalised visual language that has clarity and originality. You will explore drawing through digital and traditional methods, experiment with a wide range of tools, materials, and techniques, and learn how to use sketchbooks to explore your own creative process by experimenting with imagery and manipulating meanings. The course will provide you with the opportunity to explore a variety of graphic visual communication methods, including illustration, typography, and poster and packaging design. As part of the personal investigation component of the A Level, you will be required to produce a minimum 1000-word critical study. At the end of the course, your work will be displayed at the annual art exhibition, which celebrates the creativity of our learners. Graphic Communication is an engaging course that leads to careers in fine art, graphic design, motion graphics, fashion, advertising, and product design. Graphic Communication will be of advantage to you if you wish to progress to a foundation diploma in Art and Design. Entry Requirements In addition to the entry requirements on page 13 you will need GCSEs in an art-based subject at a grade 9-6. If you have not studied an art-based subject at school, but wish to be considered for the course, you will need to demonstrate your ability and interest in art and bring a portfolio to your interview. Assessment You will be assessed through examinations and coursework. GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION A LEVEL A LEVEL A selective sixth form centre for excellence 19
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