Queensland Years 11–12

QCAA subjects: General & Applied

Every QCAA General and Applied subject offered in Queensland Years 11 and 12, grouped by learning area. Each one is tagged with its course level, and marked where ISMGenius can check a draft against that subject’s ISMG.

The full list

QCAA General and Applied subjects

Each learning area is marked with whether ISMGenius can review a draft for it. Where it can, you upload your draft, the task sheet and the task-specific ISMG, and get feedback against that task’s criteria. Results are strongest on internal assessment with written criteria.

English

Draft feedback availableEnglish assessment guide
  • Essential EnglishApplied
  • EnglishGeneral
  • English as an Additional LanguageGeneral
  • LiteratureGeneral
  • English & Literature ExtensionGeneral

Mathematics

Draft feedback availableMathematics assessment guide
  • Essential MathematicsApplied
  • General MathematicsGeneral
  • Mathematical MethodsGeneral
  • Specialist MathematicsGeneral

Sciences

Draft feedback availableSciences assessment guide
  • BiologyGeneral
  • ChemistryGeneral
  • PhysicsGeneral
  • PsychologyGeneral
  • Earth & Environmental ScienceGeneral
  • Marine ScienceGeneral
  • Agricultural ScienceGeneral
  • Agricultural PracticesApplied
  • Aquatic PracticesApplied
  • Science in PracticeApplied

Humanities and Social Sciences

Draft feedback available
  • AccountingGeneral
  • BusinessGeneral
  • EconomicsGeneral
  • GeographyGeneral
  • Ancient HistoryGeneral
  • Modern HistoryGeneral
  • Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander StudiesGeneral
  • Legal StudiesGeneral
  • Philosophy & ReasonGeneral
  • Study of ReligionGeneral
  • Religion & EthicsApplied
  • Business StudiesApplied
  • Social & Community StudiesApplied
  • TourismApplied

Languages

Draft feedback unavailable
  • ChineseGeneral
  • Chinese ExtensionGeneral
  • FrenchGeneral
  • French ExtensionGeneral
  • GermanGeneral
  • German ExtensionGeneral
  • ItalianGeneral
  • JapaneseGeneral
  • SpanishGeneral

Technologies

Draft feedback available
  • Digital SolutionsGeneral
  • DesignGeneral
  • EngineeringGeneral
  • Aerospace SystemsGeneral
  • Food & NutritionGeneral
  • Building & Construction SkillsApplied
  • Engineering SkillsApplied
  • FashionApplied
  • Furnishing SkillsApplied
  • Hospitality PracticesApplied
  • Industrial Graphics SkillsApplied
  • Industrial Technology SkillsApplied
  • Information & Communication TechnologyApplied

The Arts

Draft feedback available
  • Arts in PracticeApplied
  • DanceGeneral
  • Dance in PracticeApplied
  • DramaGeneral
  • Drama in PracticeApplied
  • Film, Television & New MediaGeneral
  • Media Arts in PracticeApplied
  • MusicGeneral
  • Music Extension (Composition)General
  • Music Extension (Musicology)General
  • Music Extension (Performance)General
  • Music in PracticeApplied
  • Visual ArtGeneral
  • Visual Arts in PracticeApplied

Health and Physical Education

Draft feedback available
  • HealthGeneral
  • Physical EducationGeneral
  • Early Childhood StudiesApplied
  • Sport & RecreationApplied
Task Fit

Which subjects get the strongest results?

ISMGenius generally performs best in subjects and task types with explicit written criteria, structured responses, and well-defined expectations. Accuracy is usually strongest for essays, reports, investigations, and analytical responses. In more interpretive subjects, feedback can still be useful for rubric alignment and revision, but estimated mark precision may vary more between schools and task designs.

High-fit task types include:

  • Analytical essays
  • Reports
  • Investigations
  • Extended responses
  • PSMTs
  • STEM tasks
Languages

Why Languages sits outside draft feedback

Languages assessment leans on spoken performance, unseen responses and supervised conditions, so most of it produces no written draft to review. The nine Languages subjects in the list above are marked accordingly. Everywhere else, coverage follows QCAA internal assessment formats where a written ISMG makes draft feedback useful.

Best Practices

How to get more accurate feedback

FAQ

QCAA subject support FAQs

Which QCAA subjects can ISMGenius give feedback on?
7 of the 8 learning areas: English, Mathematics, Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, Technologies, The Arts and Health and Physical Education. That is 64 of the 73 General and Applied subjects listed on this page. Every learning area above carries its status, so you can check your own subject directly.
Why is Languages the exception?
Languages assessment relies on spoken tasks, unseen responses and supervised conditions, so most of it never produces a written draft to review. The 9 Languages subjects are marked as unavailable in the list above.
Do I need my exact school rubric?
Yes. For strongest accuracy, upload your exact task sheet and task-specific ISMG from your school rather than a generic rubric.
Does ISMGenius work better for certain task types?
Yes. It is strongest on structured written tasks such as essays, reports, investigations, extended responses, and PSMTs with explicit criteria.
Can teachers use ISMGenius across multiple subjects?
Yes. Educators can use ISMGenius across every covered learning area to speed up first-pass feedback and identify revision priorities by criterion.

Start free with your subject and rubric

Upload your draft, task sheet, and ISMG to get criterion-based feedback before submission.