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AI feedback on your VCE English essays

PassPrep already gives instant, rubric-based feedback on written responses for scholarship exams. We're building the same thing for VCE English — Text Response, Creating a Text, and Argument Analysis.

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What does the VCE English exam actually test?

The Units 3&4 exam is worth 60% of your study score (the rest comes from SACs) and is split into three equally weighted sections, each written in about an hour.

Section A

Analytical response to a text

Often still called "Text Response" — an essay responding to a topic on one of your studied texts, supported by close reference to it.

Section B

Creating a text

An original written text responding to a Framework of Ideas, a provided title, and stimulus material — not a comparative essay, despite what a lot of older study guides still say.

Section C

Analysis of argument and language

Often still called "Language Analysis" — analysing how argument, language and visuals are used to persuade in an unseen persuasive text.

What's coming

Instant feedback

Submit an essay any time and get scored, specific feedback back in seconds — not whenever your teacher gets through the pile.

All three sections

Feedback built for Section A, B and C separately, since each is marked on different criteria.

Built for the current study design

A lot of VCE English content online is still written for the old curriculum. Ours isn't.