TASC markers play an essential role in marking and the assessment of Year 11 and 12 external assessments, including exams, folios, exhibitions and performances.

We welcome applications from experienced educators interested in becoming TASC markers and contributing to fair, accurate and consistent external assessment marking for Tasmanian senior secondary students studying Level 3 and 4 courses.

Thank you for supporting the integrity of the TASC marking process. We value your expertise and commitment to ensuring all students receive equitable assessment outcomes, and we look forward to working with you.

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*Specific course schedules are determined once the written exam timetable is developed and will be published by the end of September each year.

Please be aware that Marker Meetings, Discrepancy, and Assessment Panel schedules are created based on exam timing, candidate numbers per course, and preparation time for marking and result entry. To maintain efficiency in exam processes, TASC cannot accommodate individual schedule change requests unless under exceptional circumstances.

See Courses to access the current course documents for these externally assessed courses:

Display External Assessment (courses):

  • Art Studio Practice (ART315214)
  • Visual Art (ART315123)

Folio External Assessment (courses):

  • Agricultural Systems (AGR315117)
  • Computer Graphics and Design (CGD315118)
  • Contemporary Art Practice (CAP315124)
  • Dance (DNC315124)
  • Data Science and Digital Solutions (DSD315124)
  • Engineering Design (EDN315123)
  • English Inquiry (ENT315124)
  • English Literature (ENL315114)
  • English Studio (ENS315124)
  • First Nations Studies (TAS315126)
  • Housing and Design (HDS315118)
  • Media Production (MED315117)
  • Psychology (BHP315116)
  • Sociology (BHS315116)
  • Transdisciplinary Science (TDS315123)

Oral External Assessment (courses):

  • Chinese (CNH315114)
  • English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL315120)
  • French (FRN315114)
  • German (GRM315114)
  • Italian (ITN315114)
  • Japanese (JPN315114)

Practical External Assessment (courses):

  • Dance (DNC315124)
  • Drama (SDD315120)      
  • Music (MSM315120)
  • Student Directed Inquiry (SDI315117)
  • Theatre Performance (SDP315120)

Written External Assessment (courses):

  • Accounting (ACC315116)
  • Ancient History (ANH315117)
  • Australia in Asia and the Pacific (AAP315116)
  • Biology (BIO315124)
  • Business Studies (BST315116)
  • Chemistry (CHM415115)
  • Chinese (CHN315114)
  • Computer Graphics and Design (CGD315118)
  • Computer Science (ITC315118)
  • Drama (SDD315120)
  • Economics (ECN315116)
  • Electronics and Advanced Technologies (EAT315124)
  • English (ENG315117)
  • English Literature (ENL315114)
  • English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL315120)
  • Environmental Science (ESS315118)
  • Food and Nutrition (FDN315118)
  • French (FRN315114)
  • General Mathematics (MTG315123)
  • Geography (GGY315120)
  • German (GRM315114)
  • Health Studies (HLT315118)
  • Housing and Design (HDS315118)
  • Italian (ITN315114)
  • Japanese (JPN315114)
  • Legal Studies (LST315117)
  • Mathematics Methods (MTM415117)
  • Mathematics Methods – Foundation (MTM315117)
  • Mathematics Specialised (MTS415118)
  • Media Production (MED315117)
  • Modern History (HSM315117)
  • Music (MSM315120)
  • Outdoor Leadership (OXP315118)
  • Philosophy (PHL315118)
  • Physical Sciences (PSC315118)
  • Physics (PHY415115)
  • Psychology (BHP315118)
  • Sociology (BHS315118)
  • Sport Science (SPT315126)
  • Studies of Religion (REL315124)

 

See Employment for the following information:

  • Safeguarding training
  • Confidentiality and Conflict of Interest
  • New Starter Pack
  • Payment rates
  • Relief reimbursements
  • Travel and accommodation claims.

Acknowledging Marker Participation

Thank you to all our Marking Coordinators and Markers. TASC greatly appreciates your skills and the essential role you play in marking the Year 11 and 12 external assessments.

TASC can provide records certifying your marking role on request. This may be particularly useful for teachers seeking Full Registration with the Teachers Registration Board as work against the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) professional standards for teachers.

Contact jobs@tasc.tas.gov.au to request a record of your marking role. Requested records will be provided from January onwards (the year after your marking role).