• Active faults in Aotearoa New Zealand - Demonstrate understanding of the spatial distribution of a phenomenon and its impacts on place. Internal

• Cromwell air quality over winter - Explore an environment using data. Internal

• Piopiotahi/ Milford Sound -Demonstrate an understanding of how natural processes shape an environment. Exam

Geography opens doors to exciting careers in urban planning, environmental management, mapping technology, and international relations by helping you understand how people and places connect. The GIS mapping skills you'll learn are in high demand across many different jobs. More importantly, Geography helps you become someone who can make smart decisions about our environment and understand the big issues facing our world today, whether that's in your local community or on a global scale. 

Studying Year 11 Geography can lead to diverse career opportunities, including:

• Environmental Scientist: Conduct research on environmental issues, monitor ecosystems, and develop strategies for environmental conservation and sustainability.

• Urban Planner: Design and manage cities and communities, considering factors such as land use, transportation, and environmental impact.

• GIS Specialist: Use geographic information systems to analyze spatial data, create maps, and support decision-making in various industries, including government, conservation, and business.

• International Development Officer: Work with NGOs or government agencies to address global challenges related to poverty, climate change, and sustainable development.

• Geography Teacher/Educator: Educate and inspire students about the importance of geography and environmental stewardship.

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Fieldwork is involved – There will be a field trip as part of this course, Milford Sound as part if the external. Expect to pay approximately $220.