Going through the VCE year can be a challenging but rewarding experience. It's important to remember that it is more than just exams and reports; it's an opportunity to develop skills and knowledge in specific areas that will help you achieve your goals. As you go through the year, take the time to reflect on what you are learning and how it relates to your future aspirations.
GAT - Yet another three-letter acronym in the VCE world, and one that never seems to be properly explained. What is it? Should I be studying for it? Why does it matter?
With exams looming at the other end, it’s implied that school holidays in VCE years shouldn’t be a complete vacation away from the textbooks. But what exactly should they be?
Scaling can play a big role in determining your overall result, so it can be super helpful to understand the recent stats around subject scaling.
VCE Chemistry - the one subject almost everyone does but almost no one enjoys. There’s no doubt that Chemistry comes with its challenges, but by employing a few simple tips and tricks this subject changes from daunting to doable.
Don’t get me wrong, Maths Methods is a very intense subject across units 1 through to 4 but there are strategies to make Maths Methods more manageable and set yourself up for success
Maths is one of the most common subjects that is completed at a Unit 3/4 level for VCE. Learn difference between Methods, Specialist, Further, Foundation and General maths, and find out which is best for you!
The elusive 99.95 ATAR is something a lot of people strive for but few achieve. No matter what your goals are, it helps to learn from someone who's achieved a top ATAR before, if only to learn some useful tips and tricks from them.
Summer holidays are meant for relaxation, so why is everyone studying? Should I also do that? What should I be studying? Let us help you simplify this!
