Teachers may find the following resources and providers of educational research and learning useful. Please note, VIT does not accredit or endorse professional learning. At times we may share professional learning from nationally and state recognised not-for-profit organisations.
An online resource from the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) with articles, podcasts and infographics for teachers. Sign up to the newsletter to get the full value of this resource by receiving regular and topical updates and articles.
The Department of Education and Training (DET) sends new articles in a newsletter each fortnight to all Victorian government school teachers, but is open to anyone interested in best practice in education and evidence-based teaching approaches. Subscribe here.
AITSL provides a range of resources to support your professional learning, including examples of practice mapped against the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers and teacher reflection and assessment tools.
The Department of Education and Training (DET) provides a series of resources for teachers aligned to the Victorian Curriculum (some resources are only available to teachers with an edumail e-mail address).
Designed as 12 editions spanning the teaching year, everything in the Learning Series is written for a graduate teacher starting out in the teaching profession.
CPTAV provides professional learning, resources and support for professional teaching associations. This page allows users to search by subject associations.
The Teacher Learning Network (TLN) is a provider of professional development for teachers and staff in early childhood, primary and secondary settings. TLN uses a variety of formats to engage in professional learning, including live sessions or on demand recordings to view at any time.
CRTPD.com offers CRTs access to free professional development, an initiative funded by the Victorian Government, Department of Education and Training. This free PD can be accessed through webinars, on demand courses, regional conferences and comprehensive learning programs.
Narragunnawali is a program of Reconciliation Australia. Reconciliation Australia is an independent, national not-for-profit organisation promoting reconciliation by building stronger relationships, respect and trust between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
ABC Education is a free online education resource developed to support primary and secondary students (foundation - year 10). All resources are mapped to the Australian Curriculum. Behind the News is a fun way for upper-primary and secondary students to learn about current issues and world events, including politics, news and sport.
Registered teachers
- Registration categories
- Maintaining my registration
- Renewing my registration
-
Moving to (full) registration
- Inquiry approach
-
Watch how to become (fully) registered with the VIT
- Watch ‘How to become (fully) registered – an overview
- Watch: ‘What you need before you begin'
- Watch 'How to choose the learners for your evidence based process'
- Watch 'How to develop your inquiry question'
- Watch ‘How to work with your mentor or experienced colleague’
- Watch ‘How to develop and implement your action plan’
- Watch ‘How to evaluate your practice’
- Watch ‘How to present to the recommendation panel’
- Watch ‘Other contexts’
- Recommendation process
- Resources
- Watch and listen
- Seminar information
- Illustrations of ECT practice
- Recognition of prior experience
- Effective Mentoring Program
- Casual relief teachers
- VIT’s new teacher registration system
- Returning to teaching
- Non-practising registration
- Special Needs Plan
- Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check
- Standards
- Fees
