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Sector/Union Role Courses Subject: Primary, Professional development, Secondary, Students with disability, TAFE, Whole school priorities Location: Sydney Metro

With the increase in complexities within the classroom, come along to learn how to effectively and purposefully use Functional Behavioural Assessment to assess, break down and meet the diverse needs of learners in your classroom from K to TAFE.

Discovering the purpose and function of behaviour, which is a form of communication, will allow teachers to better support the needs of individuals in the classroom.

Learn practical skills and build understanding on how to positively support student engagement in their learning.

K-TAFE teachers interested in functional behavioural assessment

16 March 2026 at NSW Teachers Federation, Surry Hills
13 May 2026 at NSW Teachers Federation, Surry Hills
25 November at NSW Teachers Federation, Surry Hills

All CPL courses run from 9am to 3pm.

$220

Please note, payment for courses is taken after the course takes place.

John Skene was elected as the NSW Teachers Federation Disability Officer in November 2024. As part of this role, he is responsible for supporting students, staff and schools in disability. He is working closely with the other areas in Federation (Organisers, Professional Support, Trade Union Training) to support Federation members.

With over fifteen years of experience as a teacher in special education, John has worked at Schools for Specific Purposes (SSPs) and Support Units (SUs). He has held roles such as Federation Representative and Assistant Principal Special Education. John was a Councillor and the Special Education Contact of Sutherland and Inner-City Teachers Association (across his time in school).

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