Subject Introduction and Features
Geography is an integrated subject that examines the relationship between the natural environment and human activities. The subject connects learning with daily life and current issues. Through map reading, data interpretation and field observation, students develop spatial concepts, analytical skills and global citizenship, enabling them to understand how the world operates and how humans interact with the Earth.
Course Objectives
Geography curriculum aims to enhance students’ understanding of local, national and global environments. It helps students analyse environmental issues from different perspectives and understand human–environment interactions. The subject fosters values of sustainability, respect for nature and responsible citizenship, while developing independent thinking and problem-solving skills for lifelong learning.
Course Structure
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Learning Areas |
Key Content |
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Physical Geography |
Climate, landforms, hazards |
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Human Geography |
Population, cities, economy |
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Human–Environment |
Energy resources, Sustainable development |
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Geographical Skills |
Map reading, data analysis |
Career Path for Students
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Further Studies / Careers |
scription |
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Senior Secondary Subjects |
Foundation for Geography |
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Environmental Studies |
Environmental science, planning |
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Professional & Public Services |
Teaching, surveying |
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Business & Tourism |
Marketing, tourism industry |
Useful links/resources
https://www.hkeaa.edu.hk/tc/hkdse/hkdse_subj.html?A2&2&13
Event Highlights
Game Booth of Geography during PSHE week
Renewable energy image pairing in 1 minute
Prize : Solar-powered nodding panda toy
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