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Key Facts: TASC First Nations Studies Exam

TAS315126

Course code (2026 onwards; replaced TAS315119)

TASC course page

15 TCE credit points

Level 3 size value on successful completion (PA or higher)

TASC Course Size And Complexity

Criteria 1, 2, 3, 7, 8

Externally assessed folio criteria

TASC External Assessment Specifications

4,000–6,000 words

Folio word count (includes context statement; excludes references)

TAS315126 External Assessment Specifications

~30 October 2026

Approximate folio due-to-TASC date for 2026

2026 TASC External Assessment Dates (folio)

EA, HA, CA, SA, PA

Available awards from 13 ratings (8 internal + 5 external)

TASC Award Requirements

School enrolment

Fee model — no separate candidate exam fee

TASC senior secondary delivery

TASC First Nations Studies Level 3 (TAS315126) is assessed through school ratings plus an externally assessed folio (criteria 1, 2, 3, 7 and 8). This 100-question MCQ bank is a study adaptation covering terminology, traditional worldviews, colonisation and resistance, advocacy and global Indigenous politics, contemporary cultural resurgence, and folio inquiry skills.

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1Which TASC course code identifies First Nations Studies Level 3 from 2026 onwards?
A.TAS315126
B.ART315123
C.HSC315124
D.TAS315119
Explanation: From 2026, First Nations Studies Level 3 is course code TAS315126. TAS315119 is the superseded code.
2How many TCE credit points does successful completion of TAS315126 contribute at Level 3?
A.10
B.15
C.20
D.5
Explanation: The course has a size value of 15. A Preliminary Achievement (PA) award or higher yields 15 Level 3 TCE credit points.
3How many compulsory units make up First Nations Studies Level 3 (TAS315126)?
A.Four
B.Five
C.Six
D.Eight
Explanation: The course consists of six compulsory units: Introduction; Traditional Worlds; Contact and Resistance; Advocacy and Global Politics; Contemporary Identity; and Extended Research Inquiry.
4Which unit must be studied first according to the TAS315126 delivery rules?
A.Unit 4 Advocacy and Global Politics
B.Unit 6 Extended Research Inquiry
C.Unit 2 Traditional First Nations Worlds
D.Unit 1 Introduction to First Nations Study
Explanation: Unit 1 must be studied first. Units 2–5 are recommended sequentially; Unit 6 inquiry work substantially follows the preceding units.
5In Units 2–5, which First Nations grouping must always be included among the three studied?
A.First Nations of Australia
B.First Nations of Canada only
C.Any three European minority groups
D.First Nations of Scandinavia only
Explanation: Learners study First Nations of Australia plus any two from New Zealand, Scandinavia, Canada, or the United States. The same three nations are studied across Units 2–5.
6Which statement best describes how Tasmanian Aboriginal People relate to the Australian First Nations focus?
A.They are the only Australian group permitted
B.Australia includes, but is not solely limited to, Tasmanian Aboriginal People
C.Only mainland Torres Strait Islander peoples may be studied
D.They are excluded from the Australian focus
Explanation: First Nations of Australia includes, but is not solely limited to, Tasmanian Aboriginal People.
7What is the official external assessment format for TAS315126?
A.An oral viva with no written product
B.A three-hour written MCQ exam
C.An externally assessed folio (context statement plus extended research inquiry)
D.A practical performance examination only
Explanation: External assessment is a folio comprising a context statement and an extended research inquiry, assessed against criteria 1, 2, 3, 7 and 8.
8Which criteria are externally assessed through the TAS315126 folio?
A.All eight criteria externally only
B.Criteria 5 and 6 only
C.Criteria 4, 5 and 6 only
D.Criteria 1, 2, 3, 7 and 8
Explanation: TASC externally assesses criteria 1, 2, 3, 7 and 8 through the extended research inquiry folio. Providers internally assess all eight criteria.
9What is the total folio word count range for the extended research inquiry (including the context statement, excluding references)?
A.4,000–6,000 words
B.8,000–10,000 words
C.1,000–2,000 words
D.2,000–3,000 words
Explanation: The folio must be 4,000–6,000 words total, including the context statement and any appendices, excluding references/bibliography.
10What is the maximum length of the folio context statement?
A.300 words
B.500 words
C.1,000 words
D.150 words
Explanation: The context statement must be no longer than 500 words and counts toward the total folio word count.

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