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Cambridge O Level Bangladesh Studies (7094)

Syllabus overview

Available in Administrative zones 3 and 4

Cambridge O Level Bangladesh Studies introduces learners to the history, culture, geography, environment and development of Bangladesh. The syllabus:

  • promotes an understanding of Bangladesh's rich heritage and cultural influences, and about events which have shaped national identity
  • develops historical skills, including analysis, evaluation, and the ability to explain and interpret historical issues and events
  • develops an understanding of the environmental and development issues in Bangladesh and fosters an awareness of the inter-relationship between these, together with an understanding of some of the challenges and opportunities that arise from living in Bangladesh.

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