Geography

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1. What is ‘A’ Level Geography?

H1 Geography is focused on key global challenges like sustainability and climate change. The course helps you interpret data, connect ideas and carry out concise field work. This is ideal for students who enjoy geography and want widely applicable skills.

H2 Geography dives deeper into global systems: from tropical environments to development and sustainability. Students are provided opportunities to conduct their own investigations and apply concepts to real-world issues.

2. How is Geography taught at SAJC?

At SAJC, Geography is not just about understanding the world - it's about learning to shape it. You will learn how people, environments and systems interact, and how to analyse trade-offs, consider stakeholders, and make decisions grounded in evidence.

These are the same skills used in urban planning, consulting, sustainability strategy, policy, business innovation, and data-driven industries.

Whether you pursue science, business, the arts or engineering, geography at SAJC trains you to think critically, act responsibly, and design solutions that are both feasible and future ready.

3. What can I do to prepare myself for Geography?

Careful reading and thinking through of given materials is a must, followed by active application of learned concepts and examples through the help of question practice. Deep and entrenched understanding of the geographical concepts comes only with consistent hard work, and in the long run will yield positive outcomes as well as learning experience. Seeking help from teachers to clarify understanding of what has been taught is key. Finally, having a genuine interest in the subject will help ensure that the journey embarked on is a sustainable one over the course of two years.

For more information about Geography, please refer to our latest College Prospectus. Note: An updated prospectus will be available by January 2026.

You may also visit the SEAB's website for the latest information on the syllabus.