Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) Pastpapers

Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) Pastpapers, Question Papers, Examiner Reports, Past Exam Papers, Syllabus & Mark Schemes'


The VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education) is the senior secondary school qualification (Year 11 and Year 12) issued by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA).
Studying the VCE as an adult has many advantages, including:
  • increased options for further study
  • improving your ATAR score
  • career change benefits
  • a second chance to complete your secondary education qualification
  • the opportunity to complete the certificate in one year (for adults returning to study).
Studying the VCE at Victoria University Polytechnic, you have the option to commence selected Year 12 VCE subjects in Semester 2, 2019 on the Northern Hemisphere Timetable (NHT) and complete the subjects in Semester 1, 2020. Subjects can be selected from the Victorian Timetable (VT) and NHT.


VCE Pastpapers, Question Papers, Exam Papers, Mark Schemes, Syllabus, Results, Grade Thresholds




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