Geography coursework - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This is an in depth research project as part of the mandatory coursework for A-level geography. It applies the theories and literature around globalisation to local highstreets and explores 3 different research questions. This NEA scored 52/60 scoring an A* due to the well organised and thorough research which was conducted along with my in depth analysis and clear conclusion.

NEA Geography coursework for the May 2023 submission. Grade achieved is A*. This piece of coursework includes a comparison of the different coastal management techniques used (Kent coast), how they vary from two different beaches and what are the impacts of the techniques used. Included are the methods, results, evaluation and various data presentation of 7 different primary and secondary data collection methods with an essay style detailed summary. Overall grade: A*

This document includes how gentrification affects a town or city. It is an in depth geography coursework essay including an introduction, sub questions, main question, pictures, figures, methods, evaluations and conclusions.

This is my A* (57/60) A-Level Geography Coursework, with the topic 'Contrasting the quality of life in a suburb, to an outer city council estate of South Liverpool' The Coursework includes graphs, diagrams and pictures, with lots of high level geographical terminology used. And is approximately 15,600 words in length and 52 pages This coursework was tailored to the mark scheme and specification, and formatted in a clear concise way in order to pick up as many marks as possible. Many ho...

This is my NEA Coursework that I submitted as part of my A level Geography. There aren't many examples for physical geography, so hopefully this will provide useful information and inspiration. I got nearly full marks, and feel it is well organised, labelled and referenced. Many many hours went into producing this NEA, so please only use this as a guide/reference and refrain from copying any information from this document. Plagiarism is a serious offence.

This is my student exemplar of 70/70 Geography NEA, showcasing the structure and writing skills students need to get an A* in A-Level Geography. There are many creative and original techniques used which can be replicated in order to achieve top grades

To what extent is there evidence of inequality between Penn and Booker within High Wycombe? This coursework scored 56/60 (A*) in 2021, this coursework can be used as a guide of how to structure/complete an AQA NEA. This is 40 pages and includes everything needed such as statistical tests and various forms of data representation. Note this coursework has been submitted therefore cannot be copied.

This is an NEA Alevel Edexel Geography Coursework example that got 65/70. It investigates whether social inequalities are the primary reason for deprivation levels in a small town called 'Maidstone' Very good to use as a reference on how to structure your own coursework and how to analyse and evaluate effectively.

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.

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.