How the Challenge works
- Register for the Challenge here. Cost $11 (incl. GST).
- We will send you two sample tubes to titrate.
- Chemistry educators, teachers and laboratory technicians will participate as individuals rather than in teams.
- The analysis should be completed within 3 hours. You complete the analysis in your own time at your place of employment.
- Submit your Entry by 22 September 2022. Please email your answer to the Titration Teacher Challenge Coordinator - Elaine Bergmann FRACI CChem
- Results for the best entrants will be announced on the RACI website (with the entrants' permission)
- Plaques and Certificates will be awarded as shown below.
Awards and Recognition
- All entries will receive a Certificate of Participation
- Entries obtaining a result of Excellent Standard will receive a certificate recognising their achievement.
- A plaque will be awarded to each of the top 10% of participants, providing that each of these has submitted a result of Excellent Standard (see Section 6 of the Rules).
2021 Results
The 2021 Titration Teacher Challenge has now closed and we're excited to announce the 2021 top result – Kazuyuki Hosokawa from Beenleigh State High School (Qld) whose result was spot-on. We would like to congratulate all contestants on their individual results achieved this year. Below is our final 2021 results leaderboard. Congratulations again to everyone who participated.

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2021 Final Results Leaderboard
Place |
Name |
School |
Deviation |
1 |
Kazuyuki Hosokawa |
Beenleigh State High School, QLD |
0 |
2 |
Sue Saunders |
Hellyer College, TAS |
3 |
2 |
Lorrae Broadley |
Mount St Michael's College, QLD |
3 |
4 |
Ed Pacey |
Bray Park State High School, QLD |
9 |
5 |
Cecilia Ford |
Blackburn High School, VIC |
15 |
5 |
Paul Stokell |
St Saviour's College, QLD |
15 |
7 |
Steph Lurie |
Bray Park State High School, QLD |
19 |