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Why choose HTAV's VCE History Exam Revision Lectures for your students?

25 May 26

Why choose HTAV's lectures?

What to expect at the Student Lectures:

 

The VCE History Exam Revision Student Lectures will be delivered as a live History Exam Skills webinar followed by the release of the full suite of recorded lectures in each VCE History. 

VCE History Exam Revision – Reaching all Victorian students ONLINE
Sunday 13 September 2026 | ONLINE
All students / teachers $65 per person and subject video series

Registrations close Monday 7 September

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VCE Revolutions		 Register for
VCE Australian History		 Register for
VCE Ancient History

 

Did you know? Teachers, if you register a group of 10 or more students, you can attend for free! Contact HTAV at events@htav.asn.au to organise your complimentary teacher ticket once you have registered your students online. Please do not register yourself online.

Regional and rural schools may have received funds for students to attend VCE Revision Lectures under the Student Resource Package from the Department of Education. Ask your colleagues about funding allocation.

HTAV’s VCE History Exam Revision Student Lectures are priced to offer the best support to students. If financial barriers are a concern for your school or students, please reach out to us at events@htav.asn.au to discuss options.

 

This event is run in accordance with HTAV’s child safety principles.

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