✓ Solutions:

• Check browser compatibility: Use Chrome, Firefox, or Safari (latest versions). Clear cache and cookies.
• Verify your details: Ensure all information matches your ID exactly (name spelling, date of birth).
• Try different times: Avoid peak registration times (first/last day of registration window).
• Contact ACER directly: Email lantite@acer.org or call 1800 229 076 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm AEST).

✓ Solutions:

• Register early: Book as soon as registration opens for the next test window.
• Check regularly: Spots may open up as people cancel - check daily.
• Expand your search: Consider test centers within 1-2 hours of your location.
• Remote proctoring option: Consider taking the test online from home if you have a suitable setup.
• Next test window: Plan ahead for the following test period (check ACER registration dates).

✓ Solutions:

• Withdrawal deadline: You can withdraw before the withdrawal deadline (usually 7 days before test) for a partial refund.
• Transfer request: Contact ACER immediately to request a transfer - fees may apply.
• Special circumstances: Medical or compassionate circumstances may allow date changes with documentation.
• Check policies: Review ACER's cancellation and transfer policy.

✓ Requirements & Solutions:

• Computer: Desktop/laptop (not tablet) with webcam and microphone
• Internet: Stable connection (minimum 1 Mbps upload/download)
• Browser: Latest Chrome or Firefox with necessary permissions
• Environment: Private, quiet room with no other people present
• Testing: Run ACER's system check tool before test day
• Backup plan: Have a test center booking as backup if possible

✓ Solutions:

• Check card details: Verify all information is correct (number, expiry, CVV)
• Contact bank: Ensure online international transactions are enabled
• Sufficient funds: Verify your account has enough for the full amount ($196 combined or $98 single component)
• Try different card: Use a different payment method if available
• Payment receipt: If payment went through but you didn't receive confirmation, check email spam folder or contact ACER

Note: For more on fees, see our Cost Guide

✓ Potential Solutions:

• University support: Check if your university offers LANTITE fee assistance or bursaries
• Student services: Contact your student services office about financial hardship programs
• Save strategically: Plan ahead - budget $196 over several months before registration opens
• Take one component: If needed, take literacy or numeracy separately ($98 each) at different times
• Scholarships: Check for teaching scholarships that may cover test fees

✓ Solutions:

• Take diagnostic test: Start with our free practice questions to assess your level
• Follow structured plan: Use our 8-Week Study Plan
• Understand test format: Read our Complete Test Guide
• Start with basics: Begin with our "Trial" and "Basics Revision" level questions
• Set small goals: Start with just 30 minutes per day and build up

✓ Solutions:

• Review mistakes deeply: Don't just check answers - understand WHY you got them wrong
• Use LISA AI: Our AI assistant can explain concepts and identify your error patterns
• Focus on weaknesses: Spend 70% of time on your lowest-scoring categories
• Quality over quantity: Do fewer questions but review them thoroughly
• Change approach: Try different learning methods (videos, step-by-step solutions, teaching concepts to others)
• Track patterns: Use our platform's analytics to identify specific problem types

✓ Solutions:

• Target pace: Practice at 1.8 minutes per question (slightly faster than test allows)
• Skip and return: Don't get stuck - flag difficult questions and move on
• Build speed gradually: Start untimed to build accuracy, then add time pressure
• Mental math practice: Improve calculation speed for numeracy questions
• Reading efficiency: Practice skimming passages before reading questions
• Use calculator efficiently: Know keyboard shortcuts and quick calculation methods

✓ Solutions:

• Micro-study sessions: Even 15-20 minute blocks add up over time
• Morning routine: Wake up 30 minutes earlier for focused study
• Commute time: Review flashcards or listen to concept explanations
• Weekend focus: Dedicate 3-4 hours on weekends for deep practice
• Communicate needs: Let family know about your study schedule and ask for support
• Quality over quantity: 30 minutes of focused study beats 2 hours of distracted work
• Extend timeline: Consider 12-week plan instead of 8 if needed

✓ Solutions:

• Targeted practice: Use our category-specific question banks
• Start at basics: Go back to fundamentals in that area - don't rush
• External resources: Khan Academy, YouTube tutorials for specific topics
• LISA assistance: Ask our AI for explanations tailored to your confusion
• Study groups: Find others strong in that area - peer teaching helps
• Progressive difficulty: Master easy questions before moving to harder ones
• University tutoring: Check if your university offers free tutoring in these areas

✓ Prevention & Solutions:

• Required documents: Valid photo ID (driver's license, passport)
• Confirmation email: Print or have digital copy ready
• If forgotten: Contact test supervisor immediately - they may allow phone calls home or provide alternative solutions
• Prevention: Pack your test day bag the night before and check it twice
• Worst case: May need to reschedule - contact ACER immediately about your situation

✓ Solutions:

• Raise hand immediately: Alert test supervisor right away
• Don't panic: Technical issues are documented and time may be adjusted
• Document everything: Note the time and what happened
• Remote testing: Have ACER support number ready before starting
• After test: Report issue formally to ACER if it affected your performance
• Your work is saved: Tests auto-save progress regularly

✓ Solutions:

• Priority: Your health: Alert supervisor immediately if you need medical attention
• Document situation: Get written confirmation from test center about the incident
• Medical certificate: Obtain documentation from a doctor if you become ill
• Special consideration: Contact ACER about special consideration for reschedule
• Compassionate grounds: Medical emergencies may allow test rescheduling without fees

✓ Next Steps:

• Good news - unlimited attempts: As of 2025, there's no limit on test attempts (see 2025 changes)
• Review feedback: ACER now provides detailed feedback on areas needing improvement
• Targeted study: Focus specifically on the categories where you scored lowest
• Allow time to improve: Don't rush - give yourself adequate time to address weaknesses (6-8 weeks minimum)
• Use improved feedback: The 2025 enhanced feedback system tells you exactly what to work on
• Register again: Book your next attempt once you feel prepared

✓ Information & Solutions:

• Normal timeframe: Results typically released 2-3 weeks after test date
• Check email: Results sent to email address registered with ACER
• Spam folder: Check junk/spam folders thoroughly
• ACER portal: Log into your ACER account to check results directly
• After 3 weeks: Contact ACER if results not received after 3 weeks
• Peak periods: May take slightly longer during busy test windows

✓ Understanding Your Results:

• Pass standard: Top 30% of adult Australian population (not 70% correct!)
• Category scores: Feedback shows performance by content area (Number/Algebra, Reading, etc.)
• Focus areas: Categories marked as "needs improvement" should be your priority
• ACER support: Contact ACER for clarification on specific feedback
• Use feedback strategically: Create study plan targeting lowest-performing areas
• Our platform: Use category-specific practice for your weak areas

✓ Coping Strategies:

• You're not alone: Test anxiety is extremely common - many candidates feel this way
• Preparation reduces anxiety: Thorough preparation builds genuine confidence
• Practice test conditions: Familiarity with format reduces surprises
• Breathing techniques: Practice deep breathing and mindfulness exercises
• Positive self-talk: Replace "I can't do this" with "I'm preparing and improving"
• Professional support: Consider speaking with a counselor if anxiety is severe
• Physical health: Regular exercise, good sleep, and nutrition help manage stress
• Perspective: Remember - unlimited attempts mean one test doesn't define your teaching career

✓ Recovery & Prevention:

• Take a break: 2-3 days off from studying can help reset motivation
• Review progress: Look at how far you've come - celebrate improvements
• Adjust schedule: Reduce daily study time if feeling overwhelmed (quality over quantity)
• Vary methods: Try different study approaches to keep things interesting
• Connect with others: Join study groups or online LANTITE communities
• Remember your why: Reconnect with your reason for becoming a teacher
• Set micro-goals: Small daily wins are easier to achieve and maintain motivation
• Rest day: Take at least one full day off from studying per week

✓ Support Resources:

• University counseling: Most universities offer free counseling services for students
• Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 - For anxiety and depression support
• Lifeline: 13 11 14 - 24/7 crisis support
• Headspace: Free mental health support for young people
• GP visit: Speak with your doctor about mental health support options
• Mental Health Care Plan: Get referrals for subsidized psychology sessions
• Priority: Your health: Your mental health is more important than any test