Free Level 3 IB Geography Standard Level Course in Ingatestone. Classes run at Anglo European School, full-time during the day over two years. Geography at this level covers local, national and global issues, exploring how places and spaces connect across different scales. You'll look at environmental, social and economic patterns, and develop skills in analysis, fieldwork and critical thinking. Entry requirements are set by the school and listed on their website.
Who this course is for
Geography is a broad and dynamic subject that is firmly grounded in the real world. It helps to explain the similarities and differences between spaces and places across a variety of scales and perspectives. Geography inspires students to examine key local, national and global issues appreciating our shared responsibility as citizens of an increasingly interconnected world.
You'll examine the relationships between people, places and environments at local, national and global scales.
You'll analyse patterns of population, urbanisation and resource use.
You'll explore climate, ecosystems and environmental change.
You'll evaluate the causes and consequences of global inequalities.
You'll develop fieldwork and data collection skills.
You'll interpret maps, graphs and geographical data.
You'll construct structured arguments using geographical evidence.
How you will learn
You'll study in the classroom full-time during the day at Anglo European School. Learning combines teacher-led sessions, discussion, and independent research. Assessment for the IB Standard Level includes written examinations and an internal assessment based on fieldwork. The internal assessment requires you to investigate a geographical question using data you collect yourself.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Anglo European School will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Environmental consultant: advising on land use and sustainability projects
Urban planner: working on housing, transport and development schemes
Cartographer or GIS analyst: mapping and spatial data roles
International development officer: working with NGOs or charities
Climate policy researcher: supporting government or think-tank work
Geography teacher: following a PGCE or School Direct route
What you could study next
IB Diploma Programme (IBDP): the full diploma combines Higher and Standard Level subjects and is widely accepted by UK and international universities.
A Level Geography: an alternative Level 3 route if you want to continue with geography before applying to university.
Undergraduate degree in Geography, Environmental Science, or Urban Planning: the natural next step after completing a Level 3 geography qualification.
