Help shape better study support for VCE students.

Polarbear is inviting current and recent VCE teachers to join our Teachers' Committee.

Applications start with a short expression of interest. We explain the scope of each opportunity before you choose to take part.

VCE teacher input
Four Polarbear Snowbies teaching, learning, checking and writing
01Check the detail
02Guide what comes next

Leaders in AI for Education

  • #1 VCE platform

    Victoria's largest VCE student community

  • 35K+

    Australian students trust Polarbear for revision

  • 1.5M+

    Learning activities completed by Australian students

  • 1,000+

    Australian school communities represented by students School count methodology available below.

How we count school communities

Based on self-reported school names matched against Australia’s official school registry and deduplicated by parent-school identifier. Ambiguous and unverified entries excluded.

Teacher experience makes the details stronger.

VCE subjects carry their own terminology, assessment expectations and common misconceptions. Teachers bring the subject knowledge and classroom judgement needed to identify issues early and make learning support more useful.

Resource check
VCE resource checkExample
Study designAligned
Assessment languageClarify
Source dateCurrent

Accuracy review

Check selected VCE resources for factual accuracy, study design alignment, assessment language, ambiguity and outdated information.

Teacher insight
Classroom noteExample
Student pattern

I can use the formula, but the sign keeps changing.

Teacher context

Show the bracket as one grouped term before expanding.

Classroom perspective

Surface the ideas students regularly misunderstand and the explanations that help those ideas land.

Feedback board
Feedback boardExample
VCE source linksExplore
Feedback wordingTest
Revision flowRefine

Product direction

Share practical feedback on Polarbear's tools, priorities and future ideas from a VCE teaching perspective.

Bring your expertise where it fits best.

We are beginning with VCE and building around defined activities. Each opportunity can draw on a different mix of subject knowledge, curriculum experience and classroom insight.

VCE is the starting focus
01

Review a defined VCE learning resource

02

Evaluate subject-specific AI feedback quality

03

Test an early product idea or workflow

04

Flag curriculum changes and assessment context

05

Improve accessibility and inclusive explanations

06

Advise on priorities for VCE students and teachers

From educator insight to documented decisions.

The format can develop with the work. This starting path shows how each activity can move from subject expertise to a shared brief, documented recommendations and clear next steps.

Contribution timeline

One activity at a time

VCE first
  1. Starting point

    Express interest

    Tell us about your VCE subjects, experience and the contribution areas that interest you.

  2. Priority match

    Discuss the fit

    We match relevant educators with current VCE priorities and talk through where their experience could help.

  3. Shared brief

    Agree each contribution

    Before each activity, we confirm its purpose, scope, timing, acknowledgement and any compensation.

  4. Documented response

    Strengthen the work

    Polarbear records recommendations, responds to feedback and remains responsible for the final product and published claims.

VCE educator perspective
Alicia, a Polarbear Snowbie holding a magnifying glass
Subject knowledge + classroom judgement

VCE educators who care about getting it right.

We welcome different subjects, school contexts and career stages. We are looking for thoughtful educators who can spot important details and turn professional judgement into useful guidance.

  • Current or recent experience teaching VCE
  • Strong knowledge of one or more VCE studies
  • Care for precise, current and accessible explanations
  • A practical view of how students learn and prepare
  • Willingness to question assumptions and explain why

Teacher expertise, clearly attributed.

Teachers will be listed on our public Teachers' Committee and credited wherever their work appears on Polarbear.

Public committee

Meet the teachers behind Polarbear.

Teachers who join will be listed on our public Teachers' Committee page with their name, credentials and VCE subject expertise.

Questions and content

Every contribution carries their name.

A teacher's name and relevant credentials will appear beside any questions or content they create, so every contribution is fully attributed.

Applications are open

Express your interest in a few minutes.

This is a focused first step for VCE educators who want to strengthen accuracy, explanations and product direction.

The form asks for your role, VCE studies and relevant experience.

No CV, profile link or registration number is needed at this first stage.

Verification details are requested later, when they are relevant to a defined contribution.

Expression of interest

Tell us about your VCE teaching.

Required fields are marked *. This takes a few minutes.

We reply to this address.

Start typing to search Australian schools, or type any organisation. Naming your school here does not give us permission to publish it.

Pick each study from the official VCE list and tick the units you have taught, supported or assessed.

Please do not include student names, contact details or other personal information about third parties.

A practical starting point.

These answers set the initial direction while leaving room for the committee format to develop with participating educators.

Built with educators

Help build more accurate, useful support for VCE students.

Express interest