Build a strong foundation for CAPE Environmental Science success, and test yourself as you go!

Our CAPE Environmental Science course guides sixth-form students through the complete Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) CAPE Environmental Science syllabus: both units and all six modules. Clear, well-organised lessons break down challenging concepts step by step, helping students understand how the natural world works and how people affect it, from ecosystems and populations to farming, energy and pollution in the Caribbean.

With our practice quizzes, students can check their understanding at the end of every module. Each module has five ten-question quizzes written from the syllabus objectives, 300 questions in all, including the calculations examiners ask for, from the Lincoln index and Simpson’s Diversity Index to doubling time, energy efficiency and BOD.

What students will learn:

Unit 1: Ecology, Human Population and Natural Resources

• Module 1: Fundamental Ecological Concepts and Principles: ecosystems, energy flow, nutrient cycles, species interactions, population growth, biodiversity and succession.
• Module 2: Human Population and the Environment: population trends and calculations, factors affecting growth, urbanisation, poverty, consumption and sustainable development.
• Module 3: Sustainable Use and Management of Natural Resources: Caribbean natural resources, their uses and environmental impacts, conservation, and management at community, national and international levels.

Unit 2: Agriculture, Energy and Environmental Pollution

• Module 1: Agriculture and the Environment: Caribbean farming systems, the importance of agriculture, environmental impacts, threats to farming, and sustainable practices.
• Module 2: Energy and the Environment: forms and sources of energy, electricity generation and demand, energy conservation and efficiency, and the impacts of energy use.
• Module 3: Pollution of the Environment: air, noise, water and land pollution, how pollutants move and are monitored, mitigation measures, and international agreements.

Course features:

• 300 practice questions, with five quizzes for every module
• Lessons organised by unit, module and section
• Clear explanations of key concepts and environmental terms
• Full CAPE Environmental Science syllabus included for easy reference
• Learn at your own pace, any time, on a computer, tablet or phone

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