So you want to be a VCE assessor?
Why be a VCE assessor?
- It’s a great professional development opportunity and it’s a paid activity
- It’s recognised by the Victorian Institute of Teaching as approved professional development
- It’s a great way to interact with colleagues
What do I need to be a VCE assessor?
- Appropriate qualifications in the study
- Teaching experience at VCE Units 3 and 4 in the study
What information do I need to include in my expression of interest?
- How long you have been teaching the study or similar studies
- Previous experience in assessing VCE external examinations in other jurisdictions, State Reviewer for a VCE study, review panel member for a VCE study
- Which studies and units you have taught and for how long
- Where you have taught previously and where you are teaching now
- Relevant professional development in Units 3 and 4
What will I be asked to do?
- Attend a compulsory full day training meeting. This may be held on a weekend
- Be available for the Marking 1 and Marking 2 scheduled period
- Mark an allocated number of student scripts. The number will vary for each study
- Adhere to marking procedures and policies as determined by the VCAA
- Maintain confidentiality and security requirements
How do I apply?
- All expressions of interest must be lodged through the VCAA Sessional Staff Management System (SSMS) website: www.ssms.vic.edu.au
- Ensure you complete all fields with as much information as possible
- Carefully read all information on SSMS front page before applying
How can I get more information about assessing VCE studies?
General Enquiries - VCE Examinations Unit
Telephone: 9225 2349
