AQA • Geography

Case study of sand dunes for A Level Geography

This is an A* grade Geography NEA fieldwork investigation which you can use to help you with your own NEA. The NEA constitutes 20% of the AQA A level Geography course, so make sure you have put a lot of effort into yours. I would highly recommend this document to see a high grade example of what you will need to do, which you could use as a rough template. If you have any questions, feel free to message me.

This is the full notes for the AQA Geography, Physical topic based on Coastal Systems.

This document contains all of the case studies you need to ace the Changing Places section of your Geography exams. This includes both a detailed near place case study and a detailed far place case study. Tailor made for AQA A level Geography by a triple A* student, it can also be used for other exam boards and qualifications. Please do message me if you have any questions!

Here is a summary sheet of the Hazards topic from AQA A-level Geography that helped me achieve an A! It includes key points from the specification points: 3.1.5.2 Plate tectonics, 3.1.5.3 Volcanic Hazards and 3.1.5.4 Seismic Hazards with case study examples- 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and 1991 Mount Pinatubo volcanic eruption. Created on Good Notes so recommended for iPad users Hope this helps! I have many other additional notes for other A-level geography topics as well as AQA Biology and Chemi...

This document contains all of the case studies you need to ace the Hazards section of your Geography exams. Tailor made for AQA A level Geography by a student who achieved 3 A*s at A level, it can also be used for all other exam boards and for all other qualifications as well. Message me if you have any questions.

This document consists of 34 pages of an A* awarded, geography fieldwork investigation write-up. It responds to the question, ‘Are pollution levels higher in Slough (an urban area), than Penn (a rural area). If so, why?’. It includes high quality data presentation and analysis, as well as the introduction, methodology, evaluation and conclusion. This is a perfect example that can assist you with writing up your geography coursework, in order to achieve a top mark.

Detailed notes of case studies, with facts and figures, for revision and reference in exam essay questions, as well as key facts to learn from throughout the course. Covers the following modules: -Water and Carbon -Changing Places -Population and the environment -Coasts -Hazards -Global governance and global systems

A summary document for the case studies of AQA A-Level Geography 5. Hazards

A summary document of AQA A-Level Geography 5. Hazards