How have geomorphic processes altered the coastline in Sitges &
how have people tried to manage these processes?
how have people tried to manage these processes?
Your coursework will be a written report of between 1800 to 2200 words. It is worth up to 28% of your total qualification. The final version is due in October 2026.
You will hand in each chapter and receive feedback on the work, but only if you meet the deadline set by your teacher. All work must be uploaded to ManageBac by the deadline. Work that is late will not be considered for first draft marking and no feedback will be given.
Your IGCSE Geography coursework is essential to your qualification and aims to show that you are able to collect data, process it and then find the best way to answer your question with all the information you have gathered.
This piece of work relates to the 'Changing Coastal Environments' unit of work, and covers both physical and human geographies, as well as sustainability.
It is important that you recognise that our coursework links to the Cambridge IGCSE Geography syllabus.
You will hand in each chapter and receive feedback on the work, but only if you meet the deadline set by your teacher. All work must be uploaded to ManageBac by the deadline. Work that is late will not be considered for first draft marking and no feedback will be given.
Your IGCSE Geography coursework is essential to your qualification and aims to show that you are able to collect data, process it and then find the best way to answer your question with all the information you have gathered.
This piece of work relates to the 'Changing Coastal Environments' unit of work, and covers both physical and human geographies, as well as sustainability.
It is important that you recognise that our coursework links to the Cambridge IGCSE Geography syllabus.
How will your work be marked?
The grid below shows you how you work will be marked in terms of the knowledge and skills being tested. For individual 'chapter' markschemes, please see the top of each of the Chapter pages listed below. Essentially, the Chapters are worth 12 marks each and overall there are 60 marks available.
Below, you will find your step-by-step instructions for completing this piece of Geography coursework and how each section links to the assessment criteria above. It will also appear on ManageBac.
