There was another big thing at the Department of Education last night!
Victoria high school graduates actually received their own VCE and ATAR scores last night, five days before the expected test date!
Xiaowei first gives everyone popular science, the VCE full name Victoria Certificate of Education, is awarded to the successful completion of the University of Victoria preparatory course (high school) students graduation certificate. Virginia 12th graders, our third-year high school students, take the VEC test in their final year. The Victorian National College entrance examination Program Assessment Authority (VCAA) reviews and assesses students` test results and issues them with VCE certificates after passing the exam.
The full name of ATAR is Australian Tertiary Admission Rank, also known as the college entrance index.
VCE scores and ATAR are very important credentials for candidates to apply to college offer.
In short, you just think of it as our college entrance examination score.
Last night, more than 2000 students received their grades by text message.
It`s just that it`s time for smaller parts to be put in advance!
When this was over, Facebook and Twitter blew up the pot.
One warm-hearted netizen said that only those students who had previously registered for results through SMS service could receive the results in advance.
A mother then texted SMS Service and, sure enough, the system automatically responded to her daughter`s VCE and ATAR scores.
At first, in fact, we all do not believe, we still have confidence in the Ministry of Education. After all, it is foolish to make such a mistake of leaking ahead of time.
Then early this morning, the University of Victoria admissions center at 1.45 am, and the Victorian Department of Curriculum and Assessment announced that both the VCE results and the ATAR scores in the text messages were. Really。
But! Not necessarily! We have to check it out one by one!
Finally, the Ministry of Education will be able to shut down SMS services, and Education Secretary James Merlino will launch an investigation to identify the cause of the "major mistake".
The University of Victoria admission Center and the Victorian Department of Curriculum and Assessment issued a statement by 11:00 apologizing to all VCE students for "any confusion, anxiety or unease" caused by the incident.
"VTAC and VCAA are working to establish the accuracy of the information sent as soon as possible," the statement read.
The Ministry of Education made a statement: the "VTC and VCAA will contact each affected student and confirm the accuracy of the results and provide further support."
All right. This is a joke.
The results were leaked ahead of time, but none of them is yet to be completely accurate.
A mother told reporters that her daughter had been screaming excitedly when she received ATAR scores. If it is confirmed that her daughter`s score is not so high, she must be very disappointed.
Billy Nye on Facebook said the glitch caused confusion in her home, "my daughter`s friends got their grades ahead of time." They are celebrating now, and my daughter is crying in the bedroom. "
Mother Christine Favata says her daughter, Claudia Favata, went to Ave Maria College, and missed the chance to know the score ahead of time. She tried to call the Victorian Department of Curriculum and Assessment to ask for a score, but the request was rejected.
"as parents, I don`t think it`s fair that some people get scores early and some people don`t."
Graduate Adam Scullin also said: "I still have a lot of concerns about this score." The first question I want to ask is whether it is accurate or not. A lot of people have already seen their grades ahead of time, but if the results are wrong. "
"if I end up scoring below what I was told for the first time, my first reaction is that I will be very disappointed, unfortunately, but will soon become angry. This is really cruel! "
Little understanding. If I suddenly knew I could go to Tsinghua University and finally told me it was just a joke between the Ministry of Education and me, I would be angry, too.
But then again, this score can go to Tsinghua University Peking University, you still think this is not a joke?
Anyway, I hope the Department of Education of Victoria should be more careful. It`s a hard job for children to play across North Korea.
