Your term's programming, planned in minutes
A complete unit plan in the format Australian schools actually use — the Queensland-style adjusted unit — with the official achievement standard, verified AC v9 codes, assessment tasks and a week-by-week lesson sequence. Not a lesson series with a title: a document you could hand to your HOD.
Unit overview & achievement standard
The official AC v9 standard text leads the document — coverage the way moderators judge it.
Verified curriculum codes
Content descriptions chosen from ACARA's official data, never model memory.
Assessment tasks pinned to weeks
Summative in the final weeks, monitoring mid-unit — backward-mapped from the standard.
Week-by-week lesson grid
Every lesson with learning intention, success criteria and four timed phases a relief teacher could run.
Support & extension pathways
Differentiation noted per lesson, ready for your class profile.
Any row becomes a full lesson
One click turns a lesson outline into illustrated slides, a differentiated sheet and a quiz.
Is this the QCAA unit plan format?
TeachKoala's unit plans follow the structure Queensland teachers know from the department's adjusted unit plans: unit overview, official achievement standard, aligned content descriptions, assessment tasks pinned to weeks, and a week-by-week teaching sequence. You can print it or export the lessons to PowerPoint.
Is this the same as term programming?
Yes — what many Australian teachers call programming (planning a term's teaching, week by week, against the curriculum) is exactly what the unit planner produces: an 8-to-10 week program per subject, with every lesson outlined and any lesson expandable into full slides, sheets and a quiz.
Are the curriculum codes real?
Every code is validated against ACARA's official Australian Curriculum v9 data — the generator is structurally unable to invent codes. Coverage is framed around the achievement standard, the way moderation actually judges it.
How long does a unit plan take?
A complete unit — skeleton, assessment tasks and every week's lessons — generates in a few minutes. Most teachers then spend their time adjusting, not writing: swap a lesson, tweak an assessment week, or ask Koala to rework a section.
Planning the holidays away? The term plan gives you the whole term's allowance up front — every unit planned before day one.