Global Migration, A Level Geography, WJEC Eduqas, Component 2

A Level Geography Migration Unit (WJEC / Eduqas) – Global Flows, Migration & Interdependence

This comprehensive A Level Geography Migration unit is designed specifically for the WJEC / Eduqas specification, but is fully adaptable for other exam boards including AQA, Edexcel and OCR.

It provides a full set of engaging lessons, worksheets, case studies and exam practice materials covering global migration, global flows and interdependence.

What’s Included?

Complete set of lesson PowerPoints
High-quality student worksheets and structured tasks
Detailed case studies (e.g. economic migration, forced migration, internal migration, climate migration)
Clear diagrams, maps and models (e.g. migration flows, push/pull factors, global networks)
Exam practice booklet with questions and application tasks
Progression checks within each lesson
Flexible DIN / starter tasks (populated or can leave blank so can personalise lessons)

Due to file size, you will receive a PDF with a secure OneDrive download link to access all resources.

An email address is included on the download page for support if needed.

Specification Coverage (WJEC / Eduqas)

This unit fully supports Global Governance & Global Systems, including:

Global flows of people (migration patterns and trends)
Causes of migration (economic, political, environmental)
Impacts of migration on source and host countries
Interdependence and globalisation
Unequal power relations and global inequalities
Role of superpowers in shaping migration patterns
Migration policies and governance
Consequences of migration at local, national and global scales

Examples / case studies:

Laos – Migration policies of source and host countries
Syria – Forced migration and refugee crisis
China (rural–urban) – Internal migration and economic development
Qatar – Regional superpower and labour migration
DRC – Causes of international refugee movements and internal displacement
Middle East – Geopolitical conflict and migration flows
Kiribati – Climate change and “migration with dignity” policy
Nigeria – Managing consequences of migration (top-down and grassroots approaches)
USA & China – Superpowers (hard and soft power influence on migration)
Windrush Generation – Post-colonial migration