#qce study

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~*•Australian Studyblrs Masterlist•*~

hello everyone! this is where you can find aussie studyblrs. if you are curious about the australian system, please continue to read below the cut! be sure to message me if you are interested in being added to this :)

VCE Studyblrs:

@jumwa-the-cryptid

inspires us all with their physics, spesh, and maths methods work- not to mention music! they are taking a gap year before pursuing engineering at Monash! Their posts are very conversational and definitely inspiring (looking at you differential equations!) @dysfunctional-nerd-tm

posts very regularly and is taking on maths methods head first. they play cello, write fanfics, and speak french- honestly what can't they do!

@ren-studys

ren is a yr 12 student and an aspiring neurosurgeon! check out their blog for aesthetic pictures of notes and med school related images. you're guaranteed to leave feeling inspired and ready to study! They are studying chem, bio, legal, and further. @rxdicalize

posts relatable and interesting content. She has beautiful notes and bullet journals, and will have vce content for the next few years as she is in yr 11! @melody-studyblr

yes, sorry, i'm putting myself in here! i'm a yr 12 student, and i love to try a little bit of everything :) i'm working alot on science and math subjects to work towards becoming an engineer, and also exploring passions such as reading (at what point do i start a boostagram? haha) and more!

@sleepy-blr

class of '23 just like me! they take a ton of interesting unit 1/2 subjects like history and art :) plus some lovely note photos!

@tacklingprelims

another year 11 student trying to get their atar!!

@chaoticstudying

a year 11 VCE student with great music test and super interesting subjects :) their super honest about their studies, with really lovely posts!

QCE Studyblrs:

@cosmological-vertigooooo

is a recent graduate (just completed QCE) with a passion for mathematics. they have some pretty epic math memes, and also some really interesting explanatory posts! very helpful in reviving a passion for math :)

Bonus instas: @vce2021 @it_jumwa (belongs to @jumwa-the-cryptid)

The Australian high school system is standardized to give each student a ranking from 0 to 99.95 at the end of their high school education. The way that this score is determined depends on the state, but typically involves 1-2 years of focused curriculum in 4-6 subjects. It culminates in a series of fairly difficult exams, and uses 'sac' (school assessed coursework) grades to determine a score, which is then applied to a bell curve. I'm happy to do a q and a on this if anyone is interested!

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hey aussies!

i was thinking of creating a lil master list of vce studyblrs out there! (ofc hsc, sace, qce, vcal etc. are welcome too :) i'm just a vce kiddo myself...) please reblog/ respond to this post if you are interested in joining and i'll try to post it by saturday!!

just respond with your studyblr account, which australian study program you're taking part in, and possibly what year you're in? + any other info you want to add! i'm so excited to get to know all of my fellow aus studyblrs :)

+ tagging some studyblrs i already know that are vce focused!

@rxdicalize @jumwa-the-cryptid @faedearest