VCE Turkish case studies

VCE Turkish is a Victorian Certificate of Education language study assessed through two external examinations of equal weight: an oral examination and a written examination. It suits students who already have background knowledge of Turkish and want formal recognition of their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills within the VCE. Because the study is examined externally, the published VCAA materials are the anchor for preparation: the oral exam specifications and the written exam specifications, both listed on the Turkish page as Version 2, March 2025, along with assessment criteria and descriptors for each. Candidates should also work through the most recent past examination, the 2025 VCE Turkish examination and its audio file, which VCAA lists as relating to the current study design, and read the accompanying 2025 oral and written external assessment reports. Topics on this exam: Oral examination (external assessment) and Written examination (external assessment). The VCE Turkish case studies are 5 cases and about 1,885 words.