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The Australian Council of Deans of Education (ACDE) is the peak body representing all Australian universities and several of the private colleges that offer initial teacher education degrees. ACDE works to ensure that Australia produces teacher graduates of the highest quality; has a strong teaching profession; and an inclusive and innovative education system that enhances learning and teaching.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

ACDE Webinars and AGM 2021

Please hold the following dates in your diary, more details to follow;

Webinar 2 – 11.30am – 2.30pm AEST Friday,
4 June 2021. The webinar will focus on the Review of ITE announced by the Federal Minister for Education, The Hon Allan Tudge MP on 11 March 2021. Please contact the ACDE office for further details.

Webinar 3 – Wednesday, 4 August 2021. This webinar will have a focus on Teacher Performance Assessment (TPA).

ACDE AGM and face-to-face meeting

Thursday, 21 October 2021 and
Friday, 22 October 2021.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN ACDE MEMBER INSTITUTIONS

University of New England (UNE) School of Education has a current position for Full Professor in Early Childhood Education. For further information click here.

The School of Education at The University of Queensland is seeking three full-time continuing academics  Information can be found here.

The College of Arts, Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC) at La Trobe University is seeking a Senior Lecturer in early childhood education. Further information here.

School of Education and the Arts at CQUniversity is seeking a Lecturer – Indigenous Studies (Education). The contact for the position is Corey Bloomfield, Head of Course, Bachelor of Education (Secondary), 0749309480 c.bloomfield@cqu.edu.au  Further information can be found here.

The University of South Australia is seeking a Lecturer: Aboriginal Education (Academic Level B). Further information can be found here.

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WEBINAR VIDEOS

The Community of Associate Deans Research in Education Network (cADRE) recently conducted a webinar series on Achieving Grant Success, if you missed the series and would like to watch the videos click on the following links:

Webinar One: ARC Grant Applications 

Webinar Two: Tendering and Philanthropic Funding