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Future Teachers

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  Future teachers show there’s power in a union

  September 22, 2021

  “The union is an undimmable light and voice of reason in an everchanging educational and political landscape,” said University of NSW student and winner of a Future Teachers Scholarship Stuart Hansen.

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  Department unilaterally waters down pre-requisite for approval to teach

  September 24, 2020

  ​Federation shares the Department of Education’s commitment to ensuring there is an adequate supply of graduate teachers to fill positions in NSW public schools, but under no circumstances should the quality of graduate teachers be compromised, Deputy President Henry Rajendra said.

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  Set up for the best possible start: Future Teacher Scholarships

  January 24, 2020

  ​Federation’s $4000 Future Teacher Scholarships enrich recipients beyond financial support, awardees embarking on their teaching careers in 2020 can attest.

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  Incentives must not drain funding

  September 18, 2019

  Scholarships and pay increases recommended by the Grattan Institute to attract high-achieving HSC students to the teaching profession were worthwhile but should not be allowed to skim money from already-scarce current funding for the public system, Federation has stated.

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  Scholarship program shows $60,000 commitment to building the profession

  July 07, 2019

  A group of Federation student members have been presented with $4000 Future Teacher Scholarships, in a ceremony held at Annual Conference.

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  Strengthening the union one conversation at a time

  February 20, 2019

  As teachers, we know what face-to-face, one-on-one conversations can do to educate, inspire and engage our students. The Project Officers apply that same principle to connect early career teachers with the support, advice and services available from Federation.

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  Clearing path to accreditation

  December 01, 2017

  New teachers were given vital tips on how to navigate the minefield that can be the accreditation process at a one-day Trade Union Training (TUT) course in November.

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  ‘Productivity’ measures a serious risk to teacher training

  October 31, 2017

  The Australian Education Union has sounded a strong warning on potential Productivity Commission recommendations that could risk further undermining quality teaching by reducing the training required before teachers enter the classroom.