IGCSE & A Level · 52 topics

Global Perspectives

G3N tutors you through the full Cambridge Global Perspectives syllabus offline — from Identifying and explaining different perspectives on an issue, Analysing evidence and arguments in source material, Evaluating the reliability and usefulness of sources and more — with adaptive lessons, instant quizzes, flashcards and exam-ready summaries.

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Syllabus

What you’ll cover in Global Perspectives.

The complete topic outline G3N teaches, mapped to the Cambridge curriculum.

IGCSEComponent 1: Written exam skills

4 topics

Identifying and explaining different perspectives on an issue

Analysing evidence and arguments in source material

Evaluating the reliability and usefulness of sources

Constructing a reasoned argument of your own

IGCSEComponent 2: Individual report skills

5 topics

Choosing and narrowing a topic and research question

Researching from a range of sources

Analysing and evaluating evidence and perspectives

Reflecting on your own learning and viewpoint

Structuring a 1500-2000 word report

IGCSEComponent 3: Team project skills

4 topics

Planning a collaborative project with a team

Taking action on a global issue

Evidencing and reflecting on the action taken

Presenting the team's work and individual contribution

IGCSEGlobal topics for enquiry

22 topics

Arts in society

Change in culture and communities

Climate change, energy and resources

Conflict and peace

Development, trade and aid

Digital world

Education for all

Employment

Environment, pollution and conservation

Globalisation

Health and wellbeing

Law and criminality

Media and communication

Migration and urbanisation

Political power and action

Poverty and inequality

Social identity and inclusion

Sport and recreation

Technology, industry and innovation

Transport, travel and tourism

Values and beliefs

Water, food and agriculture

A LevelComponent 1: Written exam skills (AS)

4 topics

Answering structured questions on two source documents

Focusing a longer response on evidence within one source

Writing an essay response comparing both sources

Analysing and evaluating arguments and perspectives

A LevelComponent 2: Essay skills (AS)

4 topics

Choosing and framing a single-question essay title

Researching a global issue from contrasting perspectives

Developing a sustained argument with evidence

Reaching and justifying a reasoned conclusion

A LevelComponent 3: Team project skills (AS/A2)

4 topics

Planning a collaborative project with a team

Taking and evidencing action on a global issue

Delivering a presentation with recorded voiceover or live delivery

Reflecting on individual and team learning

A LevelComponent 4: Cambridge Research Report skills (A2)

5 topics

Formulating an independent research question

Conducting sustained research using varied sources

Applying research methodology and referencing conventions

Analysing findings and evaluating their significance

Writing a formal research report

How G3N helps

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Both tiers, one tutor

IGCSE and A Level content sit side by side, so the tutor follows you from Year 10 through to Year 13.

Structured by syllabus

Topics follow the organisation of the current Cambridge syllabus for each subject, not generic web answers.

Practise and revise

Generate questions per topic, get marked answers with explanations, and summarise dense readings before the paper.

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