The TASC medical certificate process has changed in 2024. Complete BOTH steps to apply for derived exam ratings for an exam (in whole or in part) if you are not able to attend/complete your exam due ...

There are no new or discontinued senior secondary courses for 2025. There are expected to be some revised courses / amendments to existing accredited courses for delivery in 2025 onwards. The ...

The following TASC Level 3 and Level 4 courses require Markers to undertake the marking of Year 11 and Year 12 external assessments.

Every year, schools are required to report final internal ratings for their students to TASC in Term 4 (see TASC Key Dates for the due dates). This is a 2-stage process. The submission process (Stage ...

TASC provides regular updates and reminders to Principals, TASC Liaison Officers and sector heads via its fortnightly e-newsletter, the TASC Update. We also highlight key events in the Key Dates ...

Derived exam ratings are restricted to senior secondary students experiencing unfortunate and unplanned circumstances, such as being sick, an emergency or other exceptional unexpected circumstances.

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Your Statement of Results includes your results for one year only, including the following information: COURSE CODE AND TITLE lists the courses you studied that year. This includes TASC accredited ...

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The Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE) is the Tasmanian senior secondary certificate requiring the highest level of educational achievement. Students need to achieve the TCE to receive an ATAR ...

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 ...