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I did English, Modern History, Chemistry, Japanese, Maths Methods (which is the intermediate maths subject) and Maths Applications (which was the easiest). I was probably good enough to do Maths Specialist (which was the hardest) but I was too scared to do it haha. I think in VCE, Maths Applications is split into two different courses (one you do in Year 11, the other in Year 12). The English exams are slightly different too (in VCE, I believe you’re only allowed to write about certain texts, but in WACE, you’re allowed to write about anything you want if it fits the question. I remember a guy in the year above me getting a good mark writing about cutscenes in Halo lol). The Chemistry exam is meant to be different too, I think.

Yeah, speaking and listening were probably my weakest areas in high school too. I guess for speaking, you should anticipate what questions are going to be asked and plan and memorise your responses in advance. But I guess you already do that haha.

A good tip I learned in Year 11 for speaking was to leave my answers a bit vague/open-ended. That way, the interviewer will probably ask a question that will ask you to clarify that vague point. You can use this to your advantage and steer the conversation the way you want it to. However, that might be a bit easier to do once you learn more grammar.

This is an example of what I’m talking about.


Another good tip is to lie if necessary. If you’re talking about your own experiences, sometimes it can be a bit difficult to say exactly what you want to say (especially if you don’t know certain vocabulary). But if lying helps you simplify your sentence (and helps you incorporate more target grammar and vocabulary), go for it! The interviewers don’t know you personally so how could they know you’re lying xD Same goes for writing as well.

For listening, read the questions carefully first. That should give you an indicator of what the structure of the recording will be like and the keywords to look out for. Also, if you don’t understand a word or a phrase immediately, don’t obsess over it too much. If you do, you probably won’t focus on the rest of what’s being said and you’ll fall behind even more. Just leave it until the second time the audio is played to write it down in your notes (I assume that you get to hear the audio 2-3 times).

Hope that helped. I’m sorry I made this message so long.

I guess I like a bit of everything really haha, but I mainly listen to pop and rap though. The only genres I actively dislike are country music or any modern pop song that tries to copy the '80s (which is pretty much half of the songs on the radio at the moment >_< It was fun when The Weeknd first did it but I've gotten completely sick of it at this point).

Going off-topic a bit, are you doing VCEs? If you are, man I feel really sorry for you. I didn't go to high school in Victoria, but I always heard that the VCEs had a reputation of being a bit harder than other states' exams (^_^;)

Oh yeah, thanks for the friend request btw!

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Not particularly lol. But I don't mind that song - I think it's on one of my playlists.

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