.The Australian Professional Teachers Association (APTA) continues to provide national leadership that supports and advances the teaching profession. Throughout 2025, APTA has focused on strengthening governance, advocacy, and member support …
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After another very productive year in advocating for teaching associations and the centring of the teacher voice in decision making, APTA is preparing for our next AGM to establish the …
The Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters (JSCEM) has inquired into and now reported on civics education, engagement, and participation in Australia. The Australian Profressional Teachers Association made a submission …
Apologies from the webmaster for the delay in promoting our most recent News in Brief. We hope you have received this already through other channels! To read our latest news, …
Please take a moment to review the first APTA News in Brief for 2023, which summarises the work of APTA to date. We continue to strongly advocate for the work of teaching associations across Australia.
APTA continues to represent the interests of joint councils and teaching associations at the national level. Our News in Brief for October 2022 outlines the work we have been doing …
APTA continues to represent the interests of joint councils and teaching associations at the national level. Our News in Brief for May 2022 outlines the work we have been doing …
APTA is pleased to provide our latest newsletter to our members and stakeholders. 2021 has continued to be challenging for teaching associations, especially for those operating in Victoria and New …
Pursuant to section 7.4(a) of the APTA constitution, this post provides notice that the APTA AGM will be held on Saturday 13 October 2021 from 2:00pm to 2:30pm AEDT via …
