The Design and Technology Teachers' Association invite you to be part of a conference that fosters a sense of community, offering engaging presentations from keynote speakers and leading industry experts on a wide range of topics. It's a fantastic opportunity to come together, network, learn, and exchange ideas about our crucial teaching area.
I'm With Her' by playwright Victoria Midwinter Pitt. Performed by the School of Education's Drama students and Directed by Christina Gray. 'I’m With Her' is based on the words of eight prominent Australian women who share experiences of discrimination and abuse. It also speaks of resistance and solidarity, and provides an important space in which to think through what needs to be done.
This year's Engagement Forum WA, presents a quality learning and network experience to education and training practitioners, youth agency staff and community groups working in the youth services field. You will hear from a variety of knowledgeable and inspirational speakers and enjoy great collegiate networking.
The Centre for People, Place, and Planet invite you to attend a free and in person event on everyday sexisms. We will explore how everyday sexisms manifest in various settings and hear from a dynamic panel discussing its effects across different sectors.
You're invited to join the Department of Education whether you're a Pre-Service Teacher completing your studies, a recent graduate, an experienced educator or considering a career in WA public schools. We will discuss our programs, support services, and employment opportunities.
You're invited to attend the 2024 ACHPER Western Australia State Conference.
Join the Department of Education for an interactive webinar where we'll reveal our tips for finding a teaching job in our WA public schools. Our expert team is here to help you increase your visibility for employment opportunities to land that perfect position. Also joining us will be an experienced Principal who will share tips on making your application stand out.
Are you seeking an exciting new opportunity to showcase your flexibility and resilience while building positive relationships with staff, students, and the community? Look no further than our Teacher Flying Squad!
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear from international expert (and member of the National Reading Panel, 2000) Professor Timothy Shanahan in your home state of Western Australia!
Join us for an exclusive webinar to learn about our Advanced Graduate Program – a unique initiative designed to recognise and reward your hard work and dedication with additional benefits. Our mission? To channel our brightest talents, like you, to regional schools, ensuring that students in these areas receive the best education from the best teachers.
Wellbeing and Education (WE) Research Community proudly presents Fostering children’s growth mindset in the early years hosted by Dr Fiona Boylan.
ECU’s School of Education has partnered with the Holocaust Institute to offer a Professional Learning workshop for Pre-Service Teachers and HASS Teachers.
Join us for an inspiring conference where cutting-edge insights and practical tools converge to enhance the early childhood education and care sector. Hear from renowned keynote speakers: Professor Andrew Whitehouse-Bennett, Professor of Autism Research at Telethon Kids and UWA; Director, CliniKids - on neurodivergence and learning, Dr Ros Sambell, Professor Amanda Divine from ECU on food literacy and optimising nutrition for early learners and Dr Jennifer Pearson from Little Green Steps WA on sustainable practices in schools.
Informal sport – offering people the flexibility to play sport their way, at low or no cost, with friends, family and community – is a major area of growth for sport participation in Australia and internationally.
This seminar is designed for education professionals eager to deepen their understanding of the core elements that define the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL).
The School of Education is delighted to invite you to a Twilight Seminar: White Pages, No Colour Faces: The Lack of Culturally Responsive Curriculum and Its Impact on Students Served in Special Education in K-12 Schools by visiting scholar Associate Professor Christopher Cormier. Despite the symbolic victories of many schools adopting mission statements on diversity, equity, and inclusion, the reality remains stark. The lack of culturally responsive pedagogy in K-12 schools is a pressing issue that needs our immediate attention.
Recent revelations about planetary health, the state of the natural environment and the impact of the natural environment on human health, highlight how urgent it is for all areas of society, including business, to come together in a coordinated effort to not only avert environmental and human catastrophe, but to ensure that both people and planet can flourish moving forward into the second half of this decade.
Join the Department of Education for an interactive webinar, during which they will reveal tips for finding a teaching job in public schools.
Join the Department of Education to learn more about The Remote Connection Program and discover the unique experiences of teaching in a remote community school.
ECU’s School of Education has partnered with SensesWA to offer an exciting Professional Learning program to all ECU Pre-Service Teachers. SensesWA’s Deafblind Senior Educator Hannah McPierzie provides practical strategies that can lead to more inclusive learning environments. As a former education support teacher, Hannah has firsthand knowledge of the needs of teachers and students. As a person with a disability, she also has lived experience in this area.
Join Dr Christina Gray and Dr Jason Goopy and host Professor Narelle Lemon (WE Lead) for in-depth insights, conversations and an afternoon tea.
Classrooms reflect society, and as society has become more diverse and multicultural, so have our classrooms. This means that many of our students have varied cultural backgrounds and speak languages other than English at home and in the community. How do we cater for this linguistic diversity in our mainstream classrooms? Should EAL/D students be taught curriculum content when they do not know how to speak English? Should English be the priority? This session will provide some insight into what teachers need to consider when catering for EAL/D learners in their classrooms.
EDMed is a two hour professional learning workshop for Pre-Service Teachers that discusses some of the more common chronic illnesses we see in mainstream classrooms across Australia (e.g. Type 1 Diabetes, Epilepsy, Cancer and many others).
Join us for an engaging and transformative workshop designed to redefine self-care for women. In a society where women often prioritise caring for others over themselves, it's time to challenge the narrative and empower women to embrace self-care as a vital aspect of their lives.
Explore the exciting employment opportunities available in public schools across vibrant metropolitan areas and scenic regional settings in 2024 and 2025. Find out what makes the Department the employer of choice for WA's graduate teachers, and how you can access support throughout your career.
Join ECU researchers Dr Amelia Ruscoe, Dr Simmone Pogorzelski and Associate Professor Lorraine Hammond AM for a morning of professional learning that will support you in the classroom. This professional learning is for Early Childhood or Primary Pre-Service Teachers in their 3rd or 4th year.
Two-day professional learning presented by Catholic Education Western Australia.
The School of Education is delighted to invite you to a Twilight Seminar: Linguistic Landscapes, Creativity, and Language Learning. This seminar will be presented by Dr Jessica Bradley, from the University of Sheffield.
The School of Education is delighted to invite you to a Twilight Seminar: Teachers + architects + policy + design: Introducing the Learning Environments Applied Research Network (LEaRN), a research partnership improving the design and use of schools presented by Associate Professor Julia Morris and Adjunct Associate Professor Wesley Imms.
Join us to learn more about how Flying Squad teachers fill vacancies in rural, regional and remote schools at short notice.
Join us for the opportunity to learn more about the support and opportunities available to you as a graduate teacher in WA.
The Science of Teaching and Learning Australia (SOTLA), ECU and La Trobe Uni join with Emily Hanford to outline "the why, the what and the how" of evidence-based reading instruction.
Have you ever wondered what motivates you? Do you know what drives your attitudes and behaviours in and out of the classroom?
Join Positive Education Schools Association (PESA) in Perth for the PESA 2024 WA State Conference. This event provide a unique opportunity to enhance your professional development and establish meaningful connections with fellow educators in the field of wellbeing.
Completing this 5-hour training session facilitated by St John WA, will qualify you to deliver the First Aid Focus Program to children in schools.
Completing this 5-hour training session facilitated by St John WA, will qualify you to deliver the First Aid Focus Program to children in schools.
Add a FREE national qualification to your teaching CV with a single day training session.
This event presented by Associate Professor Nicola Johnson, who will provide an overview of the 2022 - 2024 Cyber Security in K-12 Schools project, which incorporated numerous consultation workshops and two reports.
Have you ever wondered how the human brain translates these squiggles and dots on a page into sounds and spoken words?
ECU’s School of Education has partnered with Ronald Mc Donald House to offer an exciting Professional Learning program to all ECU pre-service teachers in 2024.
Kick start your teaching career! Don’t miss this opportunity to speak to local, national and international employers about your career path and future teaching jobs before you finish your degree.
ECU's School of Education Drama Students are proud to present to you this live performance of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Simon Stephens and Mark Haddon.