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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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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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All you need to know about non-practising registration
If you’re thinking about taking a leave of absence from teaching or you don’t feel you’ll be able to meet the requirements when you renew your registration, non-practising registration is a convenient option that will allow you to transition back into (full) registration with minimal fuss.
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CRT mailing list
If you're a casual relief teacher, relieving teacher, emergency teacher or relief teacher, you may wish to join our CRT mailing list for handy information.
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Our new multimedia pages
At VIT we’ve introduced videos and podcasts to provide useful information for initial teacher educaton graduates, teachers and employers about teacher registration. Now for easy access, we’ve collected them all in one place – our new multimedia pages.
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The Victorian Education Excellence Awards
Nominations for the 2019 awards are now open for oustanding school professional working in Victorian government schools.
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Safe use of digital technologies
The Department of Education and Training (DET) provides a great range of resources on how to be safe using digital technologies.
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Happy World Teachers' Day
World Teachers' Day is an opportunity to acknowledge our teachers and say thanks for the significant contributions they make in our classrooms and communities.
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2018 Graduate Teacher Conferences
This year the Department of Education and Training (DET) is running a series of free one-day conferences for government school graduate teachers.
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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.
