At a glance
- Qualification
- Cambridge O Level Environmental Management
- Spec code
- 5014
- Does Marlbridge teach it?
- Yes
- Are resources available?
- Yes — 6 published
- Is enrolment open?
- Enquire to join — no online enrolment yet
- Where was this verified?
- 2026-08-21, official Cambridge specification
Compiled and maintained by the Marlbridge Academic Team, checked against the official Cambridge specification on 2026-08-21.
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The qualification
Cambridge O Level Environmental Management (5014)
Cambridge O Level Environmental Management teaches learners about sustainable development in a world where the security of resources and life-sustaining systems is affected by human impact. — Cambridge, official syllabus page
Nine-topic structure, shares content with sibling IGCSE Environmental Management 0680.
Specifications change between examination series. Always confirm the current syllabus and assessment structure on the Cambridge syllabus page for your examination year.
Assessment structure
Linear qualification
| Component | Duration | Marks | Weighting | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1: Theory | 1h 45m | 80 | 50% | Written exam |
| Paper 2: Management in Context | 1h 45m | 80 | 50% | Written exam |
Source: official Cambridge specification, verified 2026-08-28. Directly confirmed against the official PDF (Assessment overview, p.9): Paper 1 Theory (1h45/80 marks/50%, Section A short/structured questions [20 marks] plus Section B short-answer/extended-response questions based on source material [60 marks]) and Paper 2 Management in Context (1h45/80 marks/50%, short and extended-response questions based on source material), both externally assessed. Not tiered; grades A*-E. Exams available in the June series (also November in Mauritius only). This is the 2025-2026 syllabus edition; finalAssessment is set to 2026 and this record should be re-checked for a successor edition when next touched, since 2026 is its last examination year.
Assessment FAQs
How is Cambridge Environmental Management (5014) assessed?
Cambridge Environmental Management (5014) is assessed through: Paper 1 (Theory) — 1h 45m, 80 marks, 50% of the qualification; Paper 2 (Management in Context) — 1h 45m, 80 marks, 50% of the qualification. It is a linear qualification. Source: official Cambridge specification, verified 2026-08-28.
The subject
Environmental Management teaching and study resources, organised by level and topic.
Syllabus topics
The 9 topics below are the official subject content of Cambridge O Level Environmental Management (5014), for the 2025-2026 examination series, reproduced from the Cambridge syllabus document.
A topic listed here is part of the syllabus. It does not mean Marlbridge has published material for it — topics with resources are marked. Marlbridge currently has resources for 2 of 9 topics.
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1 Rocks and minerals and their exploitation
3 Marlbridge resources- O Level Environmental Management: Rocks and Minerals — Practice Questions
- O Level Environmental Management: Rocks and Minerals — Revision Notes
- Cambridge O-Level Environmental Management: Rocks and Minerals and Their Exploitation (5014)
Formation of rocks · Extraction of rocks and minerals from the Earth · Impact of rock and mineral extraction · Managing the impact of rock and mineral extraction · Sustainable use of rocks and minerals
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2 Energy and the environment
3 Marlbridge resources- Cambridge O-Level Environmental Management: Energy and the Environment — Practice Questions (5014)
- Cambridge O Level Environmental Management: Energy and the Environment — Revision Notes (5014)
- Cambridge O-Level Environmental Management: Energy and the Environment (5014)
Fossil fuel formation · Energy resources and the generation of electricity · Energy demand · Conservation and management of energy resources · Impact of oil pollution · Management of oil pollution
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3 Agriculture and the environment
Syllabus topic · no resource yet -
4 Water and its management
Syllabus topic · no resource yet -
5 Oceans and fisheries
Syllabus topic · no resource yet -
6 Managing natural hazards
Syllabus topic · no resource yet -
7 The atmosphere and human activities
Syllabus topic · no resource yet -
8 Human population
Syllabus topic · no resource yet -
9 Natural ecosystems and human activities
Syllabus topic · no resource yet
Source: Cambridge Assessment International Education — official syllabus PDF — 2025-2026 series. Verified 2026-08-21. Always check the current syllabus for your examination year.
Study resources
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Revision Notes
Cambridge O Level Environmental Management: Energy and the Environment — Revision Notes (5014)
Condensed recall notes on fossil fuel formation, renewable and non-renewable resources, energy demand, conservation and oil pollution for Cambridge O Level Environmental Management (5014), 2025-2026 series.
Environmental Management · Cambridge · O LEVELS
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Study Guides
Cambridge O-Level Environmental Management: Energy and the Environment (5014)
Fossil fuel formation, renewable and non-renewable energy resources, energy demand, conservation strategies, and the causes and management of oil pollution -- the second of nine topics in Cambridge O Level Environmental Management (5014), 2025-2026 series.
Environmental Management · Cambridge · O LEVELS
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Revision Notes
O Level Environmental Management: Rocks and Minerals — Revision Notes
Condensed recall notes on rock types, the rock cycle, mineral extraction, impacts and sustainable management for Cambridge O Level Environmental Management 5014.
Environmental Management · Cambridge · O LEVELS
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Study Guides
Cambridge O-Level Environmental Management: Rocks and Minerals and Their Exploitation (5014)
Rock formation, extraction and sustainable use -- the opening topic of Cambridge O Level Environmental Management (5014), a nine-topic syllabus sharing content with sibling IGCSE 0680.
Environmental Management · Cambridge · O LEVELS
Revision material
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Revision Notes
Cambridge O Level Environmental Management: Energy and the Environment — Revision Notes (5014)
Condensed recall notes on fossil fuel formation, renewable and non-renewable resources, energy demand, conservation and oil pollution for Cambridge O Level Environmental Management (5014), 2025-2026 series.
Environmental Management · Cambridge · O LEVELS
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Revision Notes
O Level Environmental Management: Rocks and Minerals — Revision Notes
Condensed recall notes on rock types, the rock cycle, mineral extraction, impacts and sustainable management for Cambridge O Level Environmental Management 5014.
Environmental Management · Cambridge · O LEVELS
Exam preparation
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Practice Questions
Cambridge O-Level Environmental Management: Energy and the Environment — Practice Questions (5014)
Original exam-style practice questions with full worked answers on fossil fuel formation, energy resources, energy demand and oil pollution for Cambridge O Level Environmental Management Topic 2 (5014).
Environmental Management · Cambridge · O LEVELS
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Practice Questions
O Level Environmental Management: Rocks and Minerals — Practice Questions
Original exam-style practice questions with full worked answers on rock types, the rock cycle, mining, and environmental impacts of extraction.
Environmental Management · Cambridge · O LEVELS
Environmental Management at other qualifications
These are separate qualifications with different syllabuses and assessments — not different names for the same course. Check which one your school enters you for.
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