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Have a question?
We can assist you with common enquiries about your teacher registration or current application.
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Working with Children Check
Are you thinking about providing sports coaching, or working with children in other capacities outside of a school or early childhood service?
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Take the 2018 CRT support survey
To make VIT CRT Support as effective as possible, we need your help. We're asking you to complete a survey about your professional learning needs.
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Professional Learning: more than just a workshop
Professional learning in workplaces can take many forms. Workshops and seminars are one way for teachers to learn, however, most learning will occur when teachers are working in collaboration with colleagues.
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The Effective Mentoring Program and PRT Seminars
If you are provisionally registered, or interested in mentoring provisionally registered teachers, VIT will be running PRT seminars and the Effective Mentoring Program in 2019.
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Illustrations of Practice Video Series: Standard 1 – Know students and how they learn
AITSL has produced a series of videos featuring teachers illustrating, through their practice, how they meet the various descriptors of the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers.
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Resources for teaching Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learners
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students are no different to any other member of a class, rather it is the notion of engagement and how the student is engaged in learning that is different.
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FAQ: Check that your registration is in order
We've put together some of the most frequently asked questions to help you check you've met all of your registration requirements.
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Victorian teacher’s registration cancelled
A Hearing Panel has handed down findings on former Victorian teacher Shane Osmond, declaring his teacher registration status cancelled, with a five-year period of disqualification.
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National Apology to Victims and Survivors of Institutional Child Sexual Abuse
VIT supports the efforts of the State Government and the Department of Education and Training (DET) in acknowledging the historic abuse that has occurred in a number of educational settings.
