IGCSE Geography
This exciting distance learning course covers three major areas: the natural environment, people in their environments and global issues. It will give you broad understanding of communities and cultures around the world and how they are impacted and constrained by different environments.
Key Aims of the Course
The course aims to enable you to develop:
Syllabus and Assessment
The course is designed to prepare you for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus 0460. Assessment is through one 1 hour and 45 minute and two 1 hour and 30 minute papers. The exam is set in June and November of each year, starting in June 2011.
The Distance Learning Course
Your study text and online materials file will contain everything you need to start studying right away. The course is designed specifically to cover the above syllabus. So you can be confident that you will learn everything you need to achieve a good grade in both your coursework and in the examination.
Your Tutor and Your Assignments
Your tutor is your personal learning coach, who will be available throughout your course to provide you with detailed feedback on your assignments, and give you advice and encouragement throughout your course. There are assignments at regular intervals, and it's important that you complete these in line with your agreed programme. Not only will they help to embed your learning, they will also enable you and your tutor to gauge your progress.
Completing all your assignments will hugely increase your chances of a good exam grade. When you have completed each assignment, you send it to your tutor through our online learning management system for assessment. Your tutor will provide you with rapid and detailed feedback, so you'll remain motivated throughout the course and see your skills and knowledge improving month by month.
Course Fee
Key Aims of the Course
The course aims to enable you to develop:
- a sense of place and an understanding of relative location on a local, regional and global scale;
- an awareness of the characteristics and distribution of contrasting physical and human
environments; - an understanding of some of the processes affecting the development of such environments;
- an understanding of the spatial effects of the ways in which people interact with each other and with
their environments; - an understanding of different communities and cultures throughout the world and an awareness of the
contrasting opportunities and constraints presented by different environments.
Syllabus and Assessment
The course is designed to prepare you for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus 0460. Assessment is through one 1 hour and 45 minute and two 1 hour and 30 minute papers. The exam is set in June and November of each year, starting in June 2011.
The Distance Learning Course
Your study text and online materials file will contain everything you need to start studying right away. The course is designed specifically to cover the above syllabus. So you can be confident that you will learn everything you need to achieve a good grade in both your coursework and in the examination.
Your Tutor and Your Assignments
Your tutor is your personal learning coach, who will be available throughout your course to provide you with detailed feedback on your assignments, and give you advice and encouragement throughout your course. There are assignments at regular intervals, and it's important that you complete these in line with your agreed programme. Not only will they help to embed your learning, they will also enable you and your tutor to gauge your progress.
Completing all your assignments will hugely increase your chances of a good exam grade. When you have completed each assignment, you send it to your tutor through our online learning management system for assessment. Your tutor will provide you with rapid and detailed feedback, so you'll remain motivated throughout the course and see your skills and knowledge improving month by month.
Course Fee