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About

Hi, I'm
Humaid.

I finished VCE in 2025 with a 96.50 ATAR and now study Engineering (Honours) and Commerce at Monash University. I help students get the results they're capable of, with less stress and a lot more clarity.

Humaid, founder of ACE VCE
Founder, ACE VCE
96.50 ATAR
VCE 2025
General Maths45
Methods (scaled)44
English42
96.50ATAR
45General Maths
44Maths Methods (scaled)
42English
My story

I know exactly what it's like to be in your shoes.

I'm a 2025 VCE graduate, so I've only just been through the whole VCE journey myself. I finished with an ATAR of 96.50, including a 42 in English, 45 in General Maths and a scaled 44 in Maths Methods. I'm now studying a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Commerce double degree at Monash University.

Having recently lived through the challenges and stress of VCE, I know what it takes to get great results. Along the way I built up a big library of notes, practice questions and strategies, both my own and from other top-scoring students, including resources from 50 study scorers in every subject I teach and a big bank of English essays. The free notes on this site are just a small glimpse of it.

Whether you're aiming for a 95+ ATAR, a 40+ study score or just want to lift your marks, I'll meet you where you are and help you get where you want to be.

How I teach

Clear, practical and built around you.

Planned around your school

Sessions follow your school's course schedule and upcoming SACs, so what we cover is always what you need next.

Exam technique, not just content

How marks are actually awarded, CAS fluency for maths, and planning essays under time pressure for English.

Notes that actually worked

My students get access to my library of notes and practice questions from top-scoring students, including 50 study score resources in every subject and a big bank of English essays.

Ask anything

No question is too basic. I explain things in plain language until they click, then we practise until they stick.

Your first session is free

Let's get started.