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This resource covers key content for 1.4.5, focusing on the causes, patterns and impacts of global migration in an increasingly interconnected world. It is designed to support students in analysing how migration flows are shaped by globalisation and how they influence development.

Students explore the main drivers of migration, including economic factors such as employment opportunities and wage differences, alongside social, political and environmental causes such as conflict, persecution and climate change. There is a clear focus on push and pull factors and how these vary across different regions.

The resource develops understanding of migration patterns at a global scale, including major source and destination regions, and how these have changed over time. Students examine different types of migration, including voluntary and forced migration, as well as internal and international flows.

A key element of this section is analysing the impacts of migration on both origin and destination countries. Students consider economic impacts such as remittances, labour supply and skills transfer, alongside social and cultural impacts, including diversity and integration. There is also a focus on challenges such as brain drain, pressure on services and social tensions.

The resource supports evaluation of how migration contributes to development, recognising that outcomes are uneven and depend on governance, economic conditions and the scale of migration flows. Students are encouraged to form balanced judgements on whether migration is beneficial overall.

It is structured to support progression from knowledge to application and evaluation, with clear explanations, case study links and exam-style questions. It is suitable for lesson delivery, revision, or targeted support on this section of the specification.

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iAL Edexcel Geography - Unit 1 Topic 2 Going Global (BUNDLE)

This bundle provides full coverage of Topic 2: Going Global, bringing together all six sections of the specification to deliver a comprehensive understanding of globalisation and its impacts on the world. It is structured to move students from core concepts of globalisation, through the systems that drive it, to its social, economic and spatial consequences. The bundle begins with globalisation, networks and trade (1.4.1), where students develop a foundational understanding of how global connections are formed through flows of goods, services, capital and information. This is extended through global organisations (1.4.2), examining the role of institutions and transnational corporations in shaping global economic systems. Students then explore globalisation’s impact on development (1.4.3), analysing how globalisation creates both opportunities and inequalities across different countries and regions. This leads into global population trends (1.4.4), where demographic patterns, population structures and migration are linked to development and global change. The global migration (1.4.5) section builds on this by examining the causes, patterns and impacts of migration, with a clear focus on how globalisation has increased the scale and complexity of population movements. Finally, world urbanisation (1.4.6) explores the growth of cities, megacities and global urban networks, linking urban change directly to globalisation processes. Across the bundle, there is a clear progression: Understanding globalisation and global systems Analysing patterns, flows and connections Applying knowledge to development, population and migration Evaluating impacts, inequalities and future challenges All resources are closely aligned to the Edexcel specification and include clear explanations, case studies, data interpretation and exam-style questions. There is a strong emphasis on developing analytical and evaluative skills, particularly for extended responses. This bundle is suitable for full topic delivery or revision, providing complete coverage of Topic 2 and preparing students for high-level exam performance.

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