Teacher in Charge: Mrs C. Coulthard.
Recommended Prior LearningNone
Geography offers ākonga the opportunity to acquire a range of skills and knowledge which they can use in their everyday lives, no matter what level they begin their Geography studies. Being able to use geographical thinking and draw from the Geography kete will help ākonga to make informed, ethical, and responsible decisions about themselves, their communities, and their environment. Understanding of, and respect for, different perspectives is a vital and increasingly acknowledged skill across different pathways.
There will be a mixture of social and physical Geography during the course.
Term 1
Introduction, global study and skills
Term 2
Research and skills
Term 3
Contemporary NZ geographic issue, large natural environment and skills
Term 4
Revision and exam prep
__________ Social Sciences __________ Te Ao Tangata
Assessment will be compiled of internal assessment and an external examination.
Internal assessments will occur periodically through the year, the external examination will be held in Term 4.
Geographers work in a wide range of fields, including:
urban and regional planning
land management
industrial location and marketing
environmental monitoring and resource management
community development at home and abroad.
They work as researchers, analysts, consultants, technologists, and planners.
Mining Engineer, Survey Technician, Historian, Outdoor Recreation Guide/Instructor, Surveyor, Fishing Skipper, Urban/Regional Planner, Emergency Management Officer, Meteorologist, Miner/Quarry Worker, Mine/Quarry Manager, Driller, Geologist, Environmental Scientist, Environmental Engineer, Ranger, Landscape Architect, Geophysicist, Policy Analyst, Secondary School Teacher, Travel Agent/Adviser, Geospatial Specialist, Career Consultant
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