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Fully-matching results
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2018 CRT survey report
Read a report analysing the results of the 2018 CRT survey.
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Principals and education leaders supporting casual relief teachers
Casual relief and emergency teachers (CRTs) undertake approximately 10-15% of a learner’s education. CRTs play an important role in Victoria’s education system and in learning outcomes. CRTs maintain the same registration requirements as all other (fully) registered teachers.
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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?
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DET resources for new teachers
Links to induction support materials and an online magazine and podcast.
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2019 Early Childhood Education Conference
VIT recently attended Victoria’s biggest early childhood event of the year.
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Formulating an inquiry question
Some valuable tips for provisionally registered teachers (PRTs) on this important step in the Inquiry Process.
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Teacher conferences: where you can see VIT in 2019
The Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) is set to strengthen its community and stakeholder engagement by attending some of Victoria's leading education and teacher conferences in 2019.
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Education Week 2019
Showcasing and celebrating excellence in education through open days, exhibitions and special events.This year the theme is 'Celebrating Careers'.
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The Premier’s Sustainability Awards are now open
Victoria’s leading sustainability awards program, the Premier’s Sustainability Awards, are now open for entries, featuring a new category, that celebrates the outstanding contribution made by volunteers.
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I have reapplied for provisional registration – now what?
If you are a teacher reaching the end of your two year provisional registration, you are still permitted to teach throughout your grace period, so long as your name appears on the public register.
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