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AS Geography Revision

AS Geography revision means getting stuck into tectonic hazards and coastal processes, globalisation and urban change, development and fieldwork skills. The mix of the physical and human world means there’s a lot of content to cover. With our teacher-written revision notes, exam questions, and past papers, you’ll see the connections between topics that examiners love to test. Sorted by topic, use our materials to turn your weakest areas into your strengths to hit your target grade. Teaching AS Geography? Use our resources as homework tasks or mini in-class assessments to build the sort of geographical argument that earns the highest marks.

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Our AS Geography Experts

Bridgette Barrett
Bridgette Barrett
  • Geography, History, Religious Studies & Environmental Studies Subject Lead
Alex Lippa
Alex Lippa
  • Geography Content Creator
Alison Hughes
Alison Hughes
  • Content Writer

AS Geography Grade Boundaries

AS Geography Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

The challenge varies depending on your strengths. The most important skill to develop is explaining, rather than just describing, processes. Practise extended writing early, and use mark schemes to understand what "evaluates" actually looks like in practice. The fieldwork component adds an extra layer, but most students find it manageable with solid note-taking throughout.