The Australian Professional Teachers Association (APTA) extends an invite to you and your associations to attend an APTAwebinar – “Back to the future: the fall and rise of subject teaching in Australian …
APTA is pleased to provide our latest newsletter to our members and friends. 2021 continues to provide an uncertain environment for teaching associations, but our members should know that we …
APTA has worked hard to develop collaborative working relationships with ACARA and we have been able to provide our members with information on the Australian Curriculum review to date. You …
Following our successful webinar on governance support for professional teaching associations, APTA is scheduling a second webinar, this time on ideas, approaches and strategies to support smaller associations establish sustainable …
APTA is pleased to provide our latest newsletter to our members and friends. We know that this year has been challenging for teaching associations, but APTA and its member associations …
The Australian Professional Teachers Association extends an invite to your association to attend an APTA and ACARA led overview of the Australian Curriculum Review – its purposes and processes across …
Earlier this year, APTA prepared a submission to the Inquiry into Education in Remote & Complex Environments, considering the role that professional teaching associations can play in supporting our colleagues …
APTA is pleased to provide our latest newsletter to our members and friends. Please click here to download a PDF version. We would appreciate you forwarding our update to your …
As the peak body for joint teaching councils across Australia, APTA was well-placed to contribute to the Inquiry into Education in Remote and Complex Environments, drawing on the experiences of …
Cheryl Brennan, president of APTA, has published a fantastic article on the value of professional teaching associations for enhancing collaborative professionalism and teacher agency. Cheryl captures both the challenges and …
