Geography
Support sessions for summer 2021 assessments
Support sessions for summer 2021 assessments

Whilst discussions are ongoing with Ofqual to confirm Pearson’s definitive response to the changes to next year's Geography specifications and subsequent assessment for 2021, we have scheduled some support events for the new academic year to support our Geography teaching community with the adaptations.
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification A
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification B
A-Level Geography update 2021
Support sessions for summer 2021 assessments
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification A
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification A

In August 2020 Ofqual confirmed there will be changes to the 2021 examination series due to the impact coronavirus has had on students’ education. Here you’ll find the information you need to help you understand the changes to GCSE (9-1) Geography A.
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification B
A-Level Geography update 2021
Support sessions for summer 2021 assessments
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification A
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification B
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification B

In August 2020 Ofqual confirmed there will be changes to the 2021 examination series due to the impact coronavirus has had on students’ education. Here you’ll find the information you need to help you understand the changes to GCSE (9-1) Geography B.
A-Level Geography update 2021
Support sessions for summer 2021 assessments
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification A
GCSE Geography update 2021 - specification B
A-Level Geography update 2021
A-Level Geography update 2021

In August 2020 Ofqual confirmed there will be changes to the 2021 examination series due to the impact coronavirus has had on students’ education. Here you’ll find the information you need to help you understand the changes to AS and A level Geography.
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Jon Wolton
Geography

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Please note that, from January 2019, the response time for this service will be up to 20 working days and it might take up to 30 working days during the exam period (May-July). We’re able to provide advice on one submission per candidate. All submissions from a centre must be uploaded together at the same time. If a centre uses the service more than once for a cohort, we might not be able to give the additional advice. Please read the full Guidance on using our Coursework Advisory Service before submitting your students’ proposals.
Following the first assessment, we’ve been working with other awarding bodies to produce a guidance booklet for the NEA. It includes advice on choosing a suitable title, giving appropriate feedback to students, data collection and word length.
Fieldwork statements for 2020 assessment and beyond must be uploaded directly to us. Please don’t email these to us as we won’t be able to record your centre’s declaration this way. Remember to compile details of any candidates missing fieldwork with exceptional circumstances attached in the same file.
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