Schools should submit registrations for the Grade 10 and Grade 12 January 2026 Graduation Assessments through a TRAX data transfer and confirm them on the Online Graduation Assessment Register that is open from November 17, 2025, through January 1, 2026.
The January 2026 session (January 12-30) includes:
- Grade 10 numeracy and literacy assessments (NME10, NMF10, LTE10 and LTP10)
- Grade 12 literacy assessment (LTE12)
- Évaluation de littératie de la 12e année – Français langue première (LTP12), and
- Évaluation de littératie de la 12e année – Français langue seconde-immersion (LTF12)
For details, please visit Graduation Assessments: Information for Administrators.
Assessment Registration Process
Pre-registration is recommended for all graduation assessments. Schools with students planning to write in January should register them through TRAX data submissions. The Online Assessment Register is open November 17 through January 1 for review and edits.
- Schedule your students for the assessments in your school’s student information system (SIS). For MyEducation BC guidance, please consult with your level 1 support.
- Before January 1, complete a TRAX data upload on the School Secure Web (SSW), reporting your students’ assessment registrations in the XAM file (upload requires all three files: DEM, CRS and XAM).
– Students can be registered for specific assessment sessions through TRAX data submissions. A valid assessment session date from the Graduation Assessment Schedule must be used (i.e., January 2026 for this session).
– Registrations from the school’s TRAX data upload will appear the following day on the SSW’s Online Graduation Assessment Register. - Before the end of January 1, review the Online Graduation Assessment Register for the January 2026 session on the SSW to confirm, add or delete student registrations as needed for the graduation assessments. The register will be closed for viewing after January 1, but schools can still view and edit registrants in the E-assessment System.
- On January 5, school administrators will receive an email about how to access the E-assessment System (EAS) for this session and the technical requirements needed to ensure successful administration. If you have not received this by end of day, contact VRETTA at bced-support@vretta.com and copy assessments@gov.bc.ca.
- From January 5, download the password letter required for administering the session to students, directly from EAS. Following step 4, schools will access the EAS system to review the list of registered students and add any late registrants as needed. For instructions, refer to the administration guides available under “Technical Guides” on the EAS website.
Questions?
If you have questions regarding TRAX Data Submissions, please email trax.support@gov.bc.ca.
If you have technical questions about the EAS system, please email bced-support@vretta.com
If you have other questions, please email student.certification@gov.bc.ca.
Offshore schools with questions, please contact offshore.administrator@gov.bc.ca.
Visit TRAX Information for more helpful resources.