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Category Archives: Professional Learning
31st Annual WAIER Research Forum
The Western Australian Institute for Educational Research invites registrations for their upcoming forum titled "Local Research, Global Focus".
Raising Children in More Than One Language
As part of OMI’s Community Languages Program a free session has been arranged for parents on raising children multi-lingual and is open to all parents on Saturday 28 May.
AFMLTA Australian Curriculum: Languages Webinar 31 May
The AFMLTA will facilitate a webinar on Tuesday 31 May to assist teachers with ways of implementing the Australian Curriculum: Languages if your time allocation and entry points d...
CEWA: Classroom Management and Engagement in Languages PD Day
CEWA is hosting a PD Day, 'Classroom Management and Engagement in Languages', on Thursday 07 April from 8:30-3:30 at the Newman Siena Centre. Registrations are open to all Languag...
Bunbury Region: Primary & Secondary Language Teachers’ Work...
East Manjimup Primary School (Teacher Development School) will be running a primary and secondary language teachers’ workshop on Tuesday 26th April at Bunbury Cathedral Gram...
Language Learning Space Webinar
The Australian Federation of Modern Language Teachers’ Associations (AFMLTA) in association with Education Services Australia (ESA) will be presenting a free webinar for sec...
Ready? Set? Plan! Australian Curriculum: Languages Professional Learni...
Get Ready? Set! Plan! for the Australian Curriculum: Languages with the AFMLTA on Saturday 12 March.
The Power of Reading Tour: Professor Stephen Krashen
An exciting opportunity to see Professor Stephen Krashen in Perth on Saturday October 24.
Languages Big Day Out: PL Opportunity for DOE Teachers
Department of Education Languages Teachers are invited to join the Languages Big Day Out, hosted by Willetton SHS Languages TDS on the first day back next term.