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I’ve had both the public and selective school experience and honestly I wouldn’t say ones better than the other. They both have their advantages. My closest friends are almost all from my public high school. I consider those friendships more valuable than whatever i achieved. Selective can...

micros a possibility i reckon

Yes, you absolutely can “self-learn” it. But it does help to get tips from people who’ve done well, have a read of their responses etc. Personally, I was fortunate to have a really proactive teacher and extremely determined friends. Share essay plans, discuss ideas. You could get a few...

I’d say it depends on the subject. I know for Chemistry, two people may seem to have the same mark (say 97), but they really in fact, don’t. It’s because of the quality of their extended responses, or the difficulty of the questions they got wrong. They may have gotten the same raw mark...

Hey Class of 2025' This is a message mainly for students taking Eco, but I am running a free online webinar for 1 hour on the 24th September from 5:30 - 6:30pm. We'll be going through a potential HSC essay question on international organisations - i'll provide a framework and share things that...

HSC ECO students where we at 🔥 I’ve decided to run a free 1-hour seminar that will break down an essay question I believe may likely be assessed in the exam. This question will be on International Organisations, and I have a solid band 6 calibre framework that I’m really keen on sharing...

With the HSC fast approaching and less than 2 months till the Economics Exam, the pressure is truly on!! That’s why I’ve decided to run a free 1-hour seminar that will break down an essay question I believe may likely be assessed in the exam. This question will be on International...

yeah just grind, absolitely scrutinise your mistakes and then when you're ready attempt past papers.

I think in general, just do loads of questions targeting different areas of the syllabus dotpoint. You're in Year 11 so wouldn't stress too much, but its good to build some habits early on. Things that helped me get an sr mark: - make a big doc and add all the big syllabus topics on there, then...

I feel like everyone tries harder for trials anyways, but that was just some advice that I wish I took on for other subjects like chemistry and maths

Approach Eco with an open mind. There are so many different answers for short response questions for instance, and once you realise that, it becomes a little more engaging. I was consistently thinking " oh I didn't think about that link to national defence/security (for instance on the topic of...

Make sure you don't fall under the assumption that "it's ok, I'll just try harder for trials and restore my rank". I definitely thought this would work but due to statistics and everything (you can look it up), it's probably more worthwhile absolutely sweating these next two HSC assessment tasks.

Best tip I could give for anyone studying HSC economics this yr is to read news articles with the goal of staying on top of current trends. Also it really helps being able to apply theory learnt in class to real world issues. On my way to school on the train I'd just read news articles before my...

Currently, essay feedback is complementary with the price and I am open to tutor english advanced. What texts did you do? I did Nineteen Eighteen Four (common mod), Plath and Hughes (Mod A), King Henry IV (Mod B) and Geraldine Brooks + Nam Le love and honor for Mod C Oh and as for pricing, I am...

Hi Spacecats! Thanks for the question. I am still offering Economics tutoring - as for how I structure current lessons, I like to use booklets that I have created. These ensure that I get through all the content necessary, in an engaging and informative way. I include diagrams, real-life...