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K-6 English: Connect, Create & Communicate!

Sector/Union Role: Accredited courses, Courses, Early career teachers

This three day course is focused on developing understandings and strategies for participants to support students in the English K-6 subject area in mainstream classrooms whilst also considering the needs of EAL/D learners.

Subject: EAL/D, English, Languages, PrimaryLocation: Sydney Metro

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Future-focused mentoring

Sector/Union Role: Courses, Early career teachers, Mentors

In this full-day, interactive workshop we will explore the ways in which we can maximise the power of mentoring through...

Subject: Communication skills, Early career, Leadership, Mentoring

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Tell Me Your Story: Supporting EAL/D Students from K-8

Sector/Union Role: Accredited courses, Courses, Early career teachers

The focus of this three day course presented by Kathy Rushton and Joanne Rossbridge is to develop understandings and strategies for participants who support EAL/D students in both small groups and mainstream classrooms.

Subject: EAL/D, English, Languages, Primary, SecondaryLocation: Sydney Metro

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Classroom Management through Effective Teaching

Sector/Union Role: Courses, Early career teachers, Fee free

Overview This course is designed for teachers in the earlier stages of their career aspiring to develop their approach in...

Subject: Classroom management, Early careerLocation: Sydney Metro

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P-2 Connecting, Creating & Communicating Using Quality Children’s Literature

Sector/Union Role: Accredited courses, Courses, Early career teachers, Online

Overview The focus of this three-day course presented by Kathy Rushton and Joanne Rossbridge is to develop understandings and strategies...

Subject: EAL/D, Early career, English, PrimaryLocation: Sydney Metro

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