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… > Committees > Executive Team The Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) is governed by the VIT Council, which … our governance  The VIT Council is supported by a group of committees that provide detailed oversight and advice in … governance structure You can learn more about each part of our governance structure below: VIT Council Learn about …

… can only deal with complaints that relate to allegations of misconduct serious misconduct serious incompetence a … ability to teach. If the complaint relates to one or more of these areas, then a complaint may be lodged with us about … or academic grading issues about the application of school policies – these should be directed to the school …

… your current registration . If your current grant of provisional registration is about to expire, you may be … for information about applying for an additional grant of provisional registration . Here are some resources that may help you Additional grants of provisional registration Moving to full registration FAQs …

… contact and speak with the  principal or person in charge of the education setting  governing body of the education setting, or  authority that employs the teacher (for example, the Department of Education  or the relevant Diocesan Director of Catholic …

… some drug offences such as trafficking or supplying a drug of dependence to a child. If a person makes an application to VIT for registration / renewal of registration, VIT must refuse the application if the … charged with, or has been convicted or found guilty of a category B offence in Victoria, or an equivalent offence …

… are non-practising and are unable to undertake the duties of a teacher. Registered teachers don't need a card to prove they are registered to teach. The register of teachers displays all the necessary details to confirm … your registration and your school has asked for proof of registration, you can show them your digital registration …