VCE and VCAL Administrative Handbook
VCE and VCAL Administrative Handbook, 2009
About the Handbook
This publication is an all-inclusive guide for principals, teachers and administrators outlining the rules, regulations and policies governing the delivery of the VCE and VCAL.
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VCE and VCAL Administrative Handbook, 2009 (PDF - 1.6MB, amended 5 January 2009)
Note: Amendment to section 4.6.5 Maintenance and disposal of records
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Introduction (PDF - 143KB)
Includes Introduction, Acronyms and Glossary and Contents.
Part A – Qualifications (PDF - 141KB)
Section 1 – Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE)
Section 2 – Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL)
Section 3 – Vocational Education and Training (VET)
Part B – Participants (PDF - 316KB, amended 5 January 2009)
Section 4 – Schools/Providers
Section 5 – Students
Section 6 – The Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA)
Part C – Assessment (PDF - 303KB)
Section 7 – Satisfactory Completion of Units
Section 8 – Scored Assessment
Section 9 – Scored Assessment – Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) Examinations
Section 10 – School-based Scored Assessment
Section 11 – Special Provision
Section 12 – Score Aggregation
Section 13 – General Achievement Test (GAT)
Part D – Reporting Final Results (PDF - 58KB)
Section 14 – Reporting to Schools
Section 15 – Reporting to Students
Part E – Dates (PDF - 49KB)
Section 16 – Important Administrative Dates
Appendices
Part F - Appendices (PDF - 677KB)
Appendix 1: Assessment details
Appendix 2: VCAA services, fees and publications
Appendix 3: The VCAA and its committees
Appendix 4: Equivalent interstate authorities
Appendix 5: Forms for enrolment and withdrawal
Appendix 6: Forms for Special Provision
Appendix 7: Forms for VASS and late data changes
Appendix 8: Forms for school assessment
Appendix 9: Forms for post-results services
Enquiries about the Handbook
If you have any enquiries regarding the Administrative Handbook please contact
Student Records and Results unit on (03) 9651 4402 or 1800 653 045 (country callers)
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