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Making the transition from High School to University is challenging at the best of times. While this is intended to be an exciting and enjoyable experience, the mountainous work loads and pressure to succeed can … Read More →
Congratulations to 2020 HSC students that got their ATARs and now are embarking on their tertiary education. You all have worked extremely hard and should be so proud of yourself. University can be very daunting … Read More →
Some of the most common questions asked on a regular basis is “What is the importance of goal setting?” or “Is it really necessary to set goals?”. Your school has probably spent a lot of … Read More →
When someone talks about Year 12, my mind immediately goes to the HSC exams. Those tumultuous and intimidating papers that can make or break your future. However, you might also hear your teachers mention your … Read More →
The first week of Year 11 can seem daunting enough; cohort meetings, choosing subjects, new teachers, new classmates, assignment due dates, fresh homework… oh give me a breather already! However daunting as it may seem, … Read More →
Welcome to our monthly roundup of undisputed favourite study tools which are worth adding to your toolbelt as soon as possible. From free access to past written works to a virtual campus, these are the … Read More →
Don’t sit exams well? This one’s for you! Exams can kind of suck. They are stressful and archaic and entirely limited in their ability to effectively assess the intelligence of an individual beyond their capacity … Read More →
Throughout your time doing the HSC, you are going to hear some wild claims about the HSC that maybe couldn’t be further away from the truth. So, I will be debunking some myths that I … Read More →
*I did 2 unit and extension 1 math so my advice may be more suitable to you if you do either of those two levels of math. Don’t Be Discouraged When I started doing this … Read More →
Starting university can be overwhelming. For most of us, we spend the better half of five years at the same high school – in the same place, with the same people. For those of us … Read More →
