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Julia Tache
Julia Tache

Julia Tache

Growth Marketing Specialist, Achievable

Julia Tache joined Achievable in June 2025 as a Growth Marketing Specialist. In this role, she helps shape the company’s web strategy and crafts engaging resources on academic and professional licensing exam preparation, study and learning techniques, and relevant industry insights. She also works on various engagement and outreach efforts.

Her background spans research, communications, and data analysis across nonprofits, legacy media, and the public sector. In 2020, she served as a graduate fellow at the Center for Public Research and Leadership, a leading education policy and evaluation clinic based in New York City. She holds a master’s degree in Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences from Columbia University.

Passionate about expanding access to high-quality, tech-forward educational tools, Julia is especially drawn to Achievable’s science-backed, accessible exam prep programs for independent learners. At Achievable, she manages the editorial pipeline, producing well-researched content libraries for each exam area, while leveraging SEO best practices and innovative tools to ensure reach and impact. She brings years of experience in online content production, communications management, data visualization, and technical documentation to her role.

Outside of work, Julia enjoys reading, watching movies (and logging them on Letterboxd), pursuing coding projects, and writing data-driven analyses on her Substack. She currently resides in New York City, but will always be a Jersey girl at heart.

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Articles by Julia Tache

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FINRA shortens exam retake waiting periods starting January 19, 2027

FINRA's new retake rule cuts the wait after a failed exam to 15 days, or 60 days after a third failure, starting January 19, 2027. Here's what changes and who it applies to.

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How Workforce Pell Grants can help save you money in 2027

Learn about the expansion of Pell Grant eligibility to include workforce and vocational training, paving the way for affordable, fast-tracked career paths.

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Captive vs independent insurance agents

Find out the difference between captive and independent insurance agents, and weigh your career options between working for a company and having your own practice.

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Career-changers: How to switch to insurance

Thinking of a career switch? Find out the requirements to become an insurance agent as a career changer and expand your opportunities today.

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AP Literature: Must-know literary movements

Explore key literary movements crucial for excelling in AP Literature. Boost your understanding and ace your exam with this essential guide.

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Crafting a strong thesis statement for argumentative essays

Learn how to craft a compelling thesis statement with tips, examples, and an AP Lit template to enhance your writing skills.

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10 short stories for AP Lit prep

Discover core short stories to read in preparation for the AP Lit exam. Enhance your studies with these engaging and essential reads.

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How to analyze poetry on the AP Literature exam

Discover how to approach poetry questions on the AP Lit exam with core examples. Boost your exam prep with these top picks and insights.

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16 key literary devices for AP literature

Discover the main literary devices to master for the AP Lit exam. Enhance your understanding, become a better reader, and boost your exam performance.

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AP Lit FRQs: How to ace essays on the AP Literature exam

Get familiar with the structure of AP Lit FRQs and learn strategies to excel on them. Unlock the secrets to effective essay writing and literary analysis.

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AP Lit exam: MCQ practice, tips, and tricks

Unlock secrets to excel in AP Lit multiple choice with expert tips and sample questions. Elevate your score with strategic insights.

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AP Lit exam prep: Your ultimate study guide

Find out proven strategies to excel in the AP Literature exam with our comprehensive study guide. Start preparing for a 5 now!

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How to become an enrolled agent in four steps

How to become an enrolled agent: meet the requirements, pass the SEE, apply with Form 23, and clear the background check. Plus what EAs do and earn.

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EA exam registration: Schedule, cost, and steps

How to register for the enrolled agent exam: the testing window, the fee for each part, how to schedule, and what to do after you pass.

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EA exam passing score: How to read your results

What is the EA exam passing score? Learn how the 200-800 scaled score works, how to read your score report, and when you can retake a part.

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AMC 8 vs AMC 10 vs AMC 12

Learn the differences between the levels of the American Math Competition (AMC), various problems you’ll encounter, and why high schoolers should participate.

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