English can be confusing to study for since the exam isn’t as “straightforward” as subjects like maths or science. Here’s my advice on how to make it all a little bit easier!
The majority of us get to our final years of school and are confronted with the big question, what should I do after I graduate high school?
Practice essays are important. But you need to actually use them in order to make the ‘practice makes perfect’ stand true to its words.
A study plan is essentially an organised schedule that breaks down the time you devote to study (for each subject). Having a study plan will help hold you accountable and avoid your worst enemy: procrastination.
Human Biology is an ATAR subject you can only find in Western Australia - which may shock you. Find out how to ace it in this article!
Selective schools accept students based on their academic performance on a standardised exam – the ‘entrance exam’. The exam assesses a range of skills across various disciplines in order to identify the highest-performing students in each cohort.
In Queensland, there are 4 universities offering medical degrees: Bond, Griffith (there are 3 options to study medicine at Griffith), UQ and JCU. What is important to know is that there are 2 different pathways into medicine: direct entry and graduate entry, each of which have its own perks.
The University Clinical Aptitude Test, or UCAT, is a computer based test from the UK used by Universities as a standardised intelligence and aptitude test for Medical and Dentistry Degrees.
Our top 10 public speaking tips are here to boost your confidence, improve your performance… and make those hands a little less clammy when you present your next speech.
