r/vce

I’m genuienly struggling to find any motivation to do it and I’m usually really involved with legal and love it but this area is so boring. Please tell me it gets better.

Hey guys quick question I know if the cohort does pretty average on sacs (c+) but they get an A on the exam how much would the sacs up by? (For physics btw)

yeah.. that was my honest opinion

also i use the cambridge textbook and do contour education for methods!

hello, i'm currently in year 11 doing all unit 1/2 subjects.

I really want to do english language as my english subject for Year 12, as i have struggled immensely in Mainstream English in all my previous years.

Unfortunately my school made Mainstream English compulsory for year 11, which made other English subjects very unpopular, resulting in no English Language classes available in person. My only other option is through VSV.

I have decided to apply for English Language for UNIT 2, but my coordinators told me today that they strongly advise against it. reasons being less contact with teachers, english being an extremely important subject for vce and scaling, a lot of effort required, etc etc.

all in all, has anyone else done english language through VSV? Has it been hard? is there any advise i should need

so my text for english is high ground and a really want to do well on my sac and the exam for it, so I would really appreciate some tips please.

Currently I’ve been watching the film multiple times and taking down heaps of quotes and camera angles etc. I’m at the point of sorting them under characters and themes however I’m concerned that I might have too many. is there a point at which less is more in terms of how many quotes and techniques I remember and apply to different practice essays. Like is it better to be more familiar with like 15?

aside from this concern any other tips on how to do well specifically for High gound or in english in general will be appreciated

hi so I'm a bit bored of VCE now and term 1 was great and all but I think I'm now pretty incredibly educated. I even got a 10% on my recent SAC (percents are out of 10 right? can somebody in spesh confirm) so i think I'm ready to finish school. If I stay at home all year now and don't do any more sacs, can I just do the final exams and do well enough for my 99.95 atar? i need it to be a kfc drive thru worker which is the dream job I've wanted since i was a fetus. thank you!!

day 1…..

l have already finished all GAT past papers and Company GATs
Hypothetically Do i have a chance Raw 50 English and My prestigious Premier's Award if I 100% both GATs and skip the english exam with the top SAC score of the school?

Help ?

I heard that doing physics for medicine is beneficial but I wanna do Japanese.

I recently received a N for AOS 1 unit 3 physics and am extremely stressed that I would not be able to Pass VCE. Currently day 1 term 2. Due to external circumstances I did really bad in one of the outcomes and redemption outcomes and teacher gave me a N

I wasted so much money on tutors and I found out they just read u textbooks and give u practice exam or sacs to do :/

I found a new resources myself with only 10 bucks a month and it does the same thing. Idek why I should get tutor when Im not understanding anything at the first place. Don’t waste your money on tutors I literally lost more than $500 last month and tutor I had was supposedly the best in that subject

Do I just give up on methods if I’m at a state of loss in every class? Currently I’m in unit 3 and lack a good work ethic. Kinda just stumped on how I’m supposed to approach this subject. Methods or math in general has always been a weak spot for me but atp I’m not sure if I can even get 25 ss

If anyone has advice on how to relearn core skills and in what order to do them, that’d be lovely, other than that I’m cooked

hi im so confused how do i approach this

my teacher is so bad and i did bad on the aos 2 sac so i really have nothing to go off.

im just seeing big words and i dont know what they mean and i dont get how to effectively study and learn the processes

hey guys!!

a lot of people on here are very high achievers or have gotten high atars in the past years. i’m not quite on the track for that, but i’m aiming for around a 75! i’m in year 12 this year, doing health, gen maths, busman, english and psych. what would my study scores (scaled) need to be around to get a 75? if anyone has any rough estimates or knows from past years or anything at all it would be a huge help!

Originally planned to do methods, chemistry, food, music, and english language because I actually quite enjoy all of those classes.

Couldn't choose methods, english language, or food tech because they were either full or clashed with the classes I had (there is only one music class and like two chemistry classes because of course). Had to choose general maths, english, and pdt instead.

general maths, pdt, music, english, and music all scale AWFULLY, is my atar cooked??

Hey guys, if you could send any online bound references for methods or even tips on what to add inside of them I’d be really grateful :))