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TPC is a one year course, if you do it full time. Upon completion, you get a score similar to a UAI, which can help you get into uni.

The UAC guide is out today!!! Saw a pile of them at my local newsagent just this morning.

Good luck with TPC, it's great fun! Usually teachers are really helpful and friendly. :)

I'm doing TPC at the moment and honestly, you don't need any textbooks... The teachers all give worksheets. If you really want to get some textbooks regardless, then get some good math and/or science ones. The level of difficulty isn't too high...so I suggest maybe some Year 11 Prelim stuff...

Thanks for your replies, guys. I keep changing my mind as to what course I want to do. It'll either be Physio at UWS, Mechanical Engineering at UTS or Medical Radiation Sciences at USYD. I'm 20 years old, so I'm unsure whether I can go to USYD next year on completion of my TPC. I won't be...

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Are there any TAFEs that run B modules during semester 1 of the year?

OK marks as in 60's? Come to think of it...that's actually pretty bad... I'm not really sure what course I want to get into. I've always had an interest in health/science and recently engineering.

Hi all, In 2006 I completed 3 hsc subjects (Biology, English, PD/H/PE) and got OK marks for those. Now, in '09, I'm gonna go back and do another 2-3 subjects so I get the rest of the hsc finished. Should I redo ALL of my HSC, that is, start afresh, or just do the remaining 2-3? I'd...

hey, did the test again today and this time i PASSED! woohoo!

yep, i have booked in again. yay, good on ya, jessyy!

hey all, did the test and failed....two instances of speeding....oh well, the testing officer was really nice, im so glad i didn't get the indian guy.

hey all, I got my p's test on next thursday the 8th. It's gonna be at liverpool. does anyone have any advice? Personal experiences? Btw im doing the test in an auto car. thanks.

Yes, I know but there are courses that require a year 12 or equivalent entry and some career paths also require a minimum of Year 12, e.g. Police force, defence, you get the picture.

I'm doing the Tertiary Preparation course this year. Still undecided on what I wanna do after that, but it'll most likely be further study at either uni or TAFE.

I did Pathways this year because of health reasons and I found that I actually got lazy because of too much free time. My subjects: English Standard, Biology, PD/H/PE. Got around 60-something for each course which OK for not really studying (less than an hour a week). Next year I will be...