Year 12 students invited to VCE Modern Greek Seminar in Melbourne

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The Modern Greek Teachers’ Association of Victoria (MGTAV), in collaboration with the Greek Community of Melbourne Schools and NUGAS, has announced the return of the annual VCE Modern Greek Seminar for Year 12 students. 

This important event will take place on Sunday, August 24, from 11am to 1pm, at South Oakleigh College.

It will feature presentations from expert teachers, tips from past VCE candidates and opportunities for questions and open discussion.

The seminar offers a valuable opportunity for final preparation, guidance and support for students undertaking the VCE Modern Greek examination.

To attend the seminar, register here.

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