News

Our new teacher registration system is up and running

Last December, we told you about the development of our new teacher registration system. It is now up and running, and all teachers registering with VIT for the first time are using the system.

We will help maintain your registration during COVID-19

We remain focused on assisting Victorian teachers, early childhood teachers and their employers as we move through the challenging months ahead. As such, we are endeavouring to minimise the impacts of COVID-19 on teachers' registration requirements where possible.

Effective professional learning

What are the benefits of professional learning for teachers? And how can we cultivate an effective professional learning culture?

We are still operating: COVID-19

Like most businesses, COVID-19 has impacted the way the Victorian Institute of Teaching is conducting business.

VIT has been able to maintain delivery of its regulatory functions and keep phone lines open – albeit with some changes to our telephone numbers (as we are working away from the office).

Notifying VIT of teacher concerns

Part of VIT’s role is to investigate the conduct, competence and fitness to teach of registered teachers, and whether a registered teacher’s ability to practice as a teacher or early childhood teacher is seriously affected because of an impairment.

Your VIT registration card and the public register

Did you know the quickest and easiest way to check your registration status is by searching the public register?

Transition plans: moving to one new employer portal

The Victorian Institute of Teaching is committed to improving the registration process for both principals and teachers. Consequently, we are developing a new teacher registration system, named Nexus.

The ATWD - understanding the modern teaching experience

You are encouraged to use your voice in the Australian Teacher Workforce Data (ATWD) Teacher Survey.

Working with Children Check exemptions apply to all teachers

Most teachers are aware they are exempt from a WWC Check, but did you know early childhood teachers are also exempt?