The previous exam papers for all current TASC courses have been collated below to help with revision and practise ahead of students sitting their written exams. A maximum of five exam papers are ...

To share or save your TCE course plan, hit the share button and copy the URL for your plan. You can then email your plan to teachers or parents, or share your plan with friends and family via social ...

Actions that are a breach of academic integrity are listed in TASC’s Academic Integrity Policy. Whenever you use someone else’s ideas, images, information, words, data or music in your work, you must ...

For some courses, you must submit a folio or project as part of your external assessment. The Student FAQs – Externally Assessed Folios document is designed to help students and teachers understand ...

See below what to do if you are sick or have an emergency on the day of your exam. Be aware of the application time period: You can only apply for derived exam ratings in the specified time period.

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The Qualifications Certificate is a certificate available to all Tasmanians who have gained one or more post Year 10 qualifications, accredited or recognised by TASC. Your certificate can be updated ...

Some exams have a section that contains a range of questions that are to be answered in Answer Booklets. Some exams have question/s with several lines of space in the ...

The Tasmanian Certificate of Educational Achievement (TCEA) is a quality assured certificate issued by TASC to eligible students at the end of their senior secondary studies. The TCEA recognises ...

Nationally or interstate assessed language (NIAL) courses are sourced from and run by other Australian assessment agencies in other states. Year 11 and 12 students can apply to study nationally or ...

In September to November each year, approximately 6,000 Year 11 and 12 students undertaking Level 3 and Level 4 complete written external assessments and other types of external assessments. In ...

The scaling process is undertaken each year solely for the purpose of enabling a student’s Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) to be calculated when they reach the end of Year 12. ‘Scaling’ ...