AQA A Level Global Governance workbook

I originally put this booklet together for my own A-Level geographers because I wanted everything for this topic in one place—no more lost handouts or chaotic folders!

It’s been an absolute game-changer for my teaching and their revision.This is a complete, ready-to-print student workbook covering absolutely every specification point for the AQA A-Level Geography Global Systems and Global Governance topic (Paper 2).

I’ve designed this so it isn’t just a reading exercise. It’s an active working document that trains them on the exact exam skills they need while they learn the content.

What’s inside the booklet?

-Structured Content Notes: Broken down clearly and mapped directly to the AQA spec, covering everything from the flows of globalisation and international trade to human rights and climate change governance.
-Active Tasks: Built-in activities to apply knowledge, such as explaining the drivers of globalisation, analyzing TNC impacts, and evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of the Paris Agreement.
-Case Study Frameworks: Dedicated spaces and detailed prompts for students to build out their required case studies, including a specific Transnational Corporation (TNC), a human rights issue, and the mandatory global commons study of Antarctica.
-Retrieval Practice Quizzes: End-of-topic recall quizzes covering globalisation, institutions, Antarctic governance, and climate change to test knowledge without their notes.
-Exam Practice: A dedicated section with 4, 6, 8, and 20-mark essay questions. I’ve included specific examiner guidance, mark scheme breakdowns, and a dedicated essay planning space for a 20-mark synoptic question on whether the current system of global governance is fundamentally flawed.
-Synoptic Links: Clear signposts connecting this topic to others in the spec (like Water and Carbon Cycles, Coastal Processes, and Hazards) to prep them for those tricky Paper 2 cross-topic questions.
-Complete Glossary: Dedicated tables for all the key terms they need to know, from Comparative Advantage to the Collective Action Problem.
-Revision Checklist: A full tick-box checklist mapped to the spec so students can track their confidence levels across the entire topic.

Who is this for?

Perfect for delivering the topic from scratch, using as a massive revision guide before mocks, or setting as structured independent cover work. Just print as a booklet and you’re good to go! Provided in PDF and word format.