Geography
Use geographical evidence to understand maps, weather, populations and river environments.
- 01
Map scale, direction and contours
A map represents part of the Earth's surface using a reduced scale and selected symbols.
35 min
- 02
Weather, climate and measurement
Weather is the condition of the atmosphere at a particular place and time.
37 min
- 03
Population, migration and settlement
Population geography studies the distribution, composition and movement of people.
42 min
- 04
Rivers, landforms and environmental care
A river system includes the main channel and its tributaries within a drainage basin.
36 min
- 05
Geographical data, surveying and GIS
Collect, display and interpret spatial evidence while recognising sampling and mapping limits.
35 min
- 06
Earth, coordinates, rocks and the rock cycle
Connect Earth’s movements and internal structure with geographical coordinates and rock formation.
35 min
- 07
Plate tectonics, volcanism and crustal landforms
Use plate boundaries and crustal deformation to explain hazards and major landforms.
35 min
- 08
Weathering, slopes, deserts and karst
Distinguish rock breakdown from transport and explain contrasting surface landforms.
35 min
- 09
Oceans, currents, lakes and coastal landforms
Explain water-body patterns and connect marine processes with coasts and human uses.
35 min
- 10
Soils, vegetation and tropical environments
Relate soil formation and vegetation patterns to climate, geology, organisms and human activity.
35 min
- 11
Agriculture, resources and rural development
Compare farming systems and explain how resources, markets and management shape rural livelihoods.
35 min
- 12
Industry, transport, trade and tourism
Explain connected economic activities through location, networks, markets and environmental effects.
35 min
- 13
Nigeria, West Africa and regional cooperation
Connect Nigeria’s physical and human geography with neighbouring countries and ECOWAS.
35 min
- 14
Climate change, hazards and environmental management
Connect environmental causes, impacts and responses without confusing hazards with vulnerability.
35 min
Expanded original revision units covering major syllabus domains. Current examination-specific objective mapping, specialist sign-off, full practical work and prescribed regional case studies still require review. This is not an official or certified complete examination course.