If you are a registered teacher or provisionally registered teacher, you are able to undertake the duties of a teacher. You can register your interest to be a tutor in a government school through Recruitment Online (ROL).

You can apply for teacher registration – immediate full or provisional registration – through your MyVIT account.

You must meet all current registration requirements including the completion of a minimum of four years of tertiary education, and provide all necessary evidence.

You will be assessed in accordance with current policies and procedures including qualifications, English language competence and suitability (including a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check and an overseas criminal record check as applicable). Read more about the application modules and how to apply.

Note – applicants for immediate full registration must provide evidence of full registration held in the past five years, and evidence they have taught in one or more Australian or New Zealand schools for at least 80 days within the five years prior to the date of the application.

If you have previously held registration with VIT, and have been offered a tutor role in a school, you can apply for PTT (Teacher Tutor).

Your employing school will need to initiate the permission to teach process with VIT. Once we receive confirmation that you have been offered a position, you will be able to apply for PTT (Teacher Tutor) through your MyVIT account.

You will be assessed in accordance with the requirements of Teacher Tutor category of permission to teach (PTT), English language competence, and suitability (including a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check and overseas criminal record check as applicable).

PTT (Teacher Tutor) will be granted until 31 December 2025 to undertake small group tutoring in any Victorian school.

Pre-service teachers will not need to register with VIT as they will always be under the supervision of a fully registered teacher.

You can apply to return from non-practising through your MyVIT account.

You will be assessed in accordance with current policies and procedures including suitability.

• fully registered teachers who are returning will be required to complete 20 days professional practice and 20 hours professional learning by 30 September 2024 or within the next full registration period 
• provisionally registered teachers who are returning will be required to move to full registration within 2 years.

You can apply for mutual recognition – immediate full or provisional registration – through your MyVIT account.

You will be assessed in accordance with the Mutual Recognition Act 1992 or Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Act 1997 including suitability (a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check and overseas criminal record check as applicable). Read more about the application modules and how to apply.

You are not eligible for registration as a tutor with VIT while undertaking your teacher education program, however you can register your interest to be a tutor in a government school through Recruitment Online (ROL).

The Tutor Learning initiative will relate to your teacher education program and professional placement and you will always be under the supervision of a fully registered teacher.

You are not eligible for registration with VIT and therefore cannot register to participate in the tutoring initiative.