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In this special 50th anniversary edition of the guide,we offer all the tips and tricks to help you succeed in this year’s exams.
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This 50th anniversary edition of the HSC Study Guide offers valuable information,stories,tools and other resources designed to motivate and inspire this year’s 80,000 HSC students.
Many misconceptions surround the HSC – from “best performing” courses to students receiving “extra marks” with Disability Provisions. Experts bust some of the most frequent myths.
From economics to mathematics and food technology – take the 2025 HSC quiz.
Learn from your mistakes,get teacher feedback,take regular breaks:HSC high achievers offer their secrets to exam success.
Amy Sayer tackled the HSC as she does her football career:head-on and single-mindedly.
HSC teachers and markers share their tried-and-true tips for exam success.
Nathan Cleary is a four-time premiership winning halfback,but he went to university before he got his start in first grade.
Kirk Pengilly knew he wanted to be a musician from an early age. He went on to become a member of one of Australia’s most successful rock bands.
As one of the youngest students sitting this year’s HSC,Josh Liew is not alone in his studies:his two sisters are doing their HSC too.
Growing up in Sydney,Bonnie Hong can’t recall encountering anyone from regional Australia. Yet,from a young age,the unique challenges of rural living interested her.
Finishing high school,Sam Laing wasn’t enrolling in uni because no local courses really grabbed her. Then her mum spotted the geoscience degree at the University of New England.
With billions in assets set to pass between generations,our six-part series simplifies the daunting world of inheritance planning.
The fertility rate in Australia is at a record low. We explore why we’re having fewer babies – and what that means for the country’s future.