Are there any free VCE revision lectures for the incoming exams?

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Hey guys, I'm curious to hear what people think are the pros and cons of working part time or casually while doing your VCE. Also, for those who do decide to work, what types of …

Under the category 'Difficult Circumstances', is this eligible? Arrived in Australia 1 week before Term 2 commenced therefore I had to do twice as much work in all my 6 VCE subjec …

I am currently in year 9 and want to do a year 11, unit 1 & 2 study in year 10. I have biology, outdoor environmental studies and health and human development that I am choosin …

I am currently making tutorials on VCE Chemistry and posting them on YouTube. A little bit about me: Graduated VCE in 2004... obtained an ENTER in the high 90s (95+). I thought the …

I've been told that music has extra benefits in VCE. I'm not sure whether it's true. Is it different to studying any other subject? Or does it have more points... I'm not really …

I've been looking into studying IB in year 11/12 instead of VCE as I've heard it makes it easier to study overseas. What are the benefits of IB over VCE and can anybody do it? Do y …

What marks are required to get an ATAR over 50? I need a 50+ and my sac scores so far for most subjects are probably around 75% with maybe 2 that are 80+ %. If i do well in exams w …

Are the people that mark your sacs and exam papers at year 12, tight markers? What do they look for when they mark your papers?

I want a VCAA French tutor, but I have no idea where to find one. Where can I find good tutors?

Today, I got back my SAC results for Chemistry and I scored 86%. Is that considered an "A"? What kind of grades will I need to achieve in order to gain a RAW score of 40+ ?

Is there such thing as 'failing' VCE? If so, what is it?

Am I allowed to drop my seventh subject (which is unit 3+4 specialist maths), considering that I've already completed half of the course at school?

I'm not a physics student or anything but this interests me; I'm a bit curious and I've been thinking about this for a while. For me it seems incomprehensible that energy cannot be …