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Have a play with electronic exams!

Stage 2 English Literary Studies, Modern History, and Psychology will each have an electronic exam this year.

Try out the features of our electronic exam system using our range of familiarisation activities.

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    Aboriginal Student Pathways Conference

    The 2019 conference will be held at the University of South Australia’s City West campus on Wednesday 12 June 2019, and is built upon the theme Your Voice, Your Pathway. 

    Register your students

    More about the 2019 conference.

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  • Teachers

    Practice online submission in the Sandpit

    To get you ready for online submission, we have a Sandpit – a special practice area where you can familiarise yourself with the online submission process and practice uploading assessment materials. 


    Access the Sandpit

    The Sandpit is available to use throughout 2019. For instructional videos, FAQs, and more, see Online submission

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  • Teachers, Coordinators

    Available workshops and meetings for electronic exams, implementation and professional development

    Electronic Examinations

    IT managers new to SACE electronic examinations

     

    Implementation

    Accounting - (Stage 2)
    Design, Technology, and Engineering - (Stage 1 and 2)

     

    Professional Development

    Community Learning Assessor Training Workshop

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    Community learning Accounting Design and Technology — Communication Products Design and Technology — Material Products Design and Technology — Systems and Control Products Exam Workshop

  • Students, Teachers

    Have your say on renewed subject outlines

    We’re looking for feedback on the Outdoor Education, Continuers Languages, and Language Revival subject outlines. 

    To view the timelines, and drafts, and to complete the surveys see Subjects currently out for public consultation.

     

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    Chinese (continuers) Dance Drama French (continuers) German (continuers) Indonesian (continuers) Italian (continuers) Japanese (continuers) Modern Greek (continuers) Outdoor Education Spanish (continuers) Vietnamese (continuers)
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Aboriginal Student Pathways Conference

The 2019 conference will be held at the University of South Australia’s City West campus on Wednesday 12 June 2019, and is built upon the theme Your Voice, Your Pathway.

Find out more

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Resources for teachers

Teaching Stage 1

All you need to know about teaching a Stage 1 subject. Learn about subject outlines, performance standards and grades, learning and assessment plans, the quality assurance cycle, school assessment and moderation, and more.

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Resources for coordinators

Hello SACE coordinator!

We've published some new resources to help you present the SACE to parents and students, including videos on how special provisions, moderation, and marking work.

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The SACE is not a competition

Read Chief Executive Professor Martin Westwell’s blog on the dangers of students competing about how much they know, when the world only cares about what they can do with what they know.

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Achieving your SACE

How to build 200 credits

Here’s a short video on how the SACE works and how students can achieve the necessary requirements through subjects, VET and other recognised learning.

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  • SACE International

    SACE International is an internationally recognised pre-university program administered by the SACE Board of South Australia.

    It provides an opportunity for students to study in their own country and build upon their local pre-matriculation studies.

  • Institute of Educational Assessors

    The vision of the Institute of Educational Assessors is to improve student learning outcomes by providing educators with exemplary learning opportunities to develop their expertise in educational assessment. The IEA aims to translate local and global research findings in assessment into professional learning that is practical and accessible to a broad range of educators.