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Professional Practice
Professional Practice is VIT’s official newsletter, which features everything teachers need to know about their registration (including annual registration tasks and legislative amendments), de-identified case studies that explore professional conduct boundaries, useful resources to aid professional learning, information on upcoming events and seminars and more.
Professional Practice: Results are in for our teacher satisfaction survey, PD for mentors, creating safe learning environments, celebrating excellence in teaching and more - March 2023
In this issue
- Teacher satisfaction survey results
- 2023 mentoring programs
- Excellence in teaching - supporting learner wellbeing in early childhood education
- Australia Day Honours
- Create and maintain safe learning environments
- VIT regulatory decision: sexual misconduct
- AITSL launches Let's Go 2023
Principal Circular
The Principal Circular is designed to keep principals informed about the registration and policy matters that affect their teachers.
Principal Circular: PD for PRTs / mentors, PTT and child safety obligations - February 2023
In this issue
- Professional learning programs open for booking
- PTT (COVID-19) has been extended into 2023
- Supporting classroom practice workshop open for bookings
- Keeping your learners safe using the Conduct Reporting Guide
Early Childhood (EC) Circular
The Early Childhood (EC) Circular is designed to keep early childhood education leaders informed about the registration and policy matters that affect their teachers.
EC Circular: PD for PRTs / mentors and child safety obligations - February 2023
In this issue
- Professional learning programs open for booking
- Keeping your learners safe using the Conduct Reporting Guide
Provisionally Registered Teacher (PRT) Circular
The Provisionally Registered Teacher (PRT) Circular is designed to guide PRTs toward full registration with useful information about the Inquiry process, PRT seminars, information about registration and more.
PRT Circular: How VIT can support your progression to full registration, including a range of resources and seminars - February 2023
In this issue
- What is provisional registration?
- PRT seminars open for bookings
- Useful guides and resources
- Meet the Professional Practice team
- When is the right time to begin your Inquiry?
Casual Relief Teacher (CRT) Circular
Casual relief teachers can keep up to date with the latest information resources, events and seminars relating to relief and emergency teaching matters via the Casual Relief Teacher (CRT) Circular.
CRT Circular: How VIT can support you as a CRT, including a range of resources and seminars - February 2023
In this issue
- Supporting casual relief teachers (CRTs)
- Say hello to Term 1, 2023
- Teacher satisfaction survey results
Initial Teacher Education (ITE) Circular
The Initial Teacher Education (ITE) Circular keeps ITE providers and pre-service teachers up to date with the latest information on graduate intake and registration processes.
ITE Circular: An introduction to VIT - March 2023
In this issue
- An ITE student’s introduction to VIT
Permission to Teach (PTT) Circular
The Permission to Teach (PTT) Circular is VIT’s newest circular, informing and supporting PTT holders in their registration requirements, including those new to the profession and those continuing their progression towards teacher registration.
PTT Circular: How VIT can support you as a PTT holder, including a range of resources and workshops - February 2023
In this issue
- What support is available for PTT holders?
- Supporting classroom practice workshop open for bookings
- Code of Conduct resources and seminars
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