QCE, or the Queensland Certificate of Education, is a core feature of education for senior secondary students in Queensland, Australia. It is comprised of studies and certificate outcomes that represent qualifications that demonstrate knowledge gained by the student. Upon successful completion of the QCE, students receive their graduation certificate at the end of Year 12.
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