Australia’s teacher workforce ageing and shrinking – major report
The survey, involving 32,000 teachers in all states and territories, is the largest ever sample of Australian teachers
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Ministerial roundtable to tackle Australia’s teacher shortages
The first face-to-face meeting of Federal and State Education Ministers will include principals, teachers, and experts
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NSW launches push to recruit graduate teachers for public schools
Education Minister Sarah Mitchell says she wants public schools to be "the first choice for all new teacher graduates"
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Today's teacher crisis will be tomorrow’s leadership crisis, warns expert
Unless schools increase the supply of teachers for the longer term, the issue won't go away, says AITSL CEO Mark Grant
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The ed-tech helping casual relief teachers manage busy classrooms
The Educator speaks to Molly Delaney, a Melbourne-based primary school CRT
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Queensland welcomes 23 more Highly Accomplished and Lead Teachers
HALTs have been a driving force behind school and student improvement in 2021
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University partnership brings real-world STEM experience to classroom
The Educator speaks to St Rita's College principal Dale Morrow about the initiative
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College's year off to a flying start
It's shaping up to be a special year at Caroline Chisholm Catholic College
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How to bring high quality professional learning into your school
The Educator speaks to Lauren Elston, principal of teaching and school leadership at AITSL
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Seven top teachers achieve national certification
Seven teachers at a Queensland school have been acclaimed nationally as among the 'best of the best'