GCSE Geography is a course that helps you understand the world around you, covering both physical and human geography. You’ll explore a wide range of topics, from natural landscapes to urban environments.
In physical geography, you'll learn about natural features and processes, such as rivers, coasts, and weather systems. You’ll study how these natural processes shape our planet and the impact they have on people and the environment.

Human geography focuses on how humans interact with the environment. You'll look at topics like population growth, urbanization, and economic development. You'll also explore issues like sustainability and how different communities manage resources.

The course includes practical skills too. You'll learn to use maps, interpret data, and conduct fieldwork, which involves going out to collect and analyze geographical information. This hands-on experience helps you understand how geography works in the real world.

Throughout the course, you'll discuss current global issues like climate change, migration, and resource management, giving you a deeper understanding of the challenges facing our planet.