It's no secret that exams in high school are an integral part of both the educational journey and future academic success. Exams measure a student’s knowledge, understanding, and application of course materials; they provide an opportunity to demonstrate comprehension and to realistically assess academic abilities. Overall, exams are essential components in high school that help shape the future of our youth.
Are you taking Chemistry in VCE? Well with exams approaching, you could be curious as to what the reoccurring question types are in the final exams. We go through exactly just that in this article, it's well worth the read!
If you're currently in year 9 or 10, then years 11 and 12 can seem rather daunting. Choosing the right subjects might seem like a huge leap forward into unfamiliar territory, but it really can be quite simple if you follow four steps!
If you're thinking of taking a gap year, there are many aspects you need to consider before diving right in. We walk through 4 major points to guide you in making the best decision for yourself.
What they say about consistency being the key is all true. Even if you feel like your progress is minuscule, your little wins throughout the year will all add up in the end and take you by surprise.
Learning the content for VCE Biology is one thing; mastering the exam is another. Familiarising yourself with the question types and practising written responses is crucial in converting your knowledge to a solid exam score.
For VCE Maths Methods students, the prospect of the two back-to-back end-of-year exams can be daunting. However, understanding and practice of the common question types can help settle the anxiety and maximise your exam scores.
What is this elusive IB thing, you ask? How does it compare with the ATAR? And what is the best option for me? Well, you're in the right place because we answer all those burning questions right here!
It's nearly time for the dreaded mock exams! These exams are essential to acing your finals - but how exactly do you prepare for WACE ones? Let's find out.
Want to learn how to balance UCAT studies and your regular ATAR studies? We dive deep into how you can do exactly just that.
