Smarter HSC
maths teaching,
finally.
Generate NESA-aligned worksheets and exam papers deterministically with QDSL, mark student responses with AI, and track every student's progress across HSC Standard 2, Advanced, Extension 1 and Extension 2.
Built specifically for the NSW HSC curriculum. Not a generic quiz tool — a purpose-built assistant for Australian teachers.
Thousands of HSC questions mapped to syllabus topics, content identifiers, and focus areas across Standard 2, Advanced, Extension 1 and Extension 2. Filter by topic, content identifier, or difficulty band.
Configure a practice paper, exam, or multiple-choice quiz in under a minute. Set the syllabus, topics, number of questions and difficulty — export as a print-ready PDF.
Submit student responses and get HSC-style marking feedback automatically — including working-out step analysis, not just final answer checking.
Track every student's performance across content areas over time. Spot weaknesses before they become exam problems with visual, focus-area data.
See exactly which syllabus topics and content areas you have and haven't covered. Track coverage across your entire faculty — department-wide, at a glance.
Organise students into classes, assign assessments, and review results — all in one place, without a spreadsheet in sight.
Select the HSC course (Standard 2, Advanced, Extension 1, or Extension 2), choose the topics and syllabus content identifiers you want to assess, and set the difficulty.
curriq's QDSL engine deterministically compiles question instances, formats the paper, and exports a print-ready PDF — or delivers it digitally to students. Takes about 30 seconds.
Submit student responses for AI marking. Review per-student, per-content-area performance. Track who's falling behind and which focus areas need revisiting.
Explore sample questions, syllabus content coverage, and common student mistakes — topic by topic, for every HSC maths course.
The working-out errors that cost students marks — and how to correct them before the exam.
What the outcome codes on every HSC question actually mean, and how to use them to plan your teaching.
Strategies, worked examples, and a generator workflow for fast HSC maths diagnostics.
Find the official sheets and teach students when, why, and how to use each formula.
Check its NESA approval, compare the familiar alternative, and decide whether switching is worthwhile.
curriq's 2024 content registry covers Standard 2, Advanced, Extension 1, and Extension 2 for the cohort sitting its first HSC in 2027. Year 12 students sitting the 2026 HSC continue under the 2017 syllabus.
Every question in the 2024 content registry is tagged to a syllabus content identifier or focus area. Those registry labels are not formal 2024 NESA outcome codes. The new syllabus began with Year 11 in Term 1 2026, reaches Year 12 in Term 4 2026, and has its first HSC in 2027; current Year 12 students sitting in 2026 remain on the 2017 syllabus.
Students submit written responses (typed or photographed). curriq's AI evaluates the working-out steps, not just the final answer, and provides criterion-referenced feedback aligned to HSC marking guidelines.
Yes — you select the syllabus, topic, number of questions, and difficulty band. The question bank scales from foundational skill-builder questions to HSC Band 5–6 extended-response items.
Yes. curriq is completely free during the early-access period for NSW HSC maths teachers and tutors. Join the waitlist and we will contact you directly when your school's access is ready.
No — it removes the hours you spend sourcing questions, formatting papers, and marking routine responses, so you can spend that time on the teaching only you can do.
See how curriq stacks up against the tools you might already know.
| SmarterMaths | to-teach.ai | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| AI marking | Yes | No | No |
| Syllabus content mapping | Yes | No | No |
| All 4 HSC courses (Std 2 / Adv / Ext1 / Ext2) | Yes | Yes | Partial: HSC is one of many curricula |
| Assemble worksheets from question bank | Yes | Yes | No |
| Generate new question instances deterministically | Yes | Partial: Fixed past-HSC bank only | No |
| Student analytics | Yes | YesRAP reporting | No |
| HSC-specific question bank | Yes | Yes | No |
We are building curriq with a small founding cohort of NSW HSC maths teachers. Join the waitlist and we will reach out directly — no spam, no commitments.
100% free during early access · 2024 registry for first HSC 2027 · 2026 HSC remains on 2017 syllabus