Queensland College of Teachers

QCT Publications

• Literature Review and Environmental Scan: Supervising Professional Experience Students
  This report outlines elements of quality supervision crucial to the development of preservice teachers' skills and practices. Coming soon will be set of modules to enhance this work. Contributors to the report included Prof Peter Renshaw, Dr Kerryn McCluskey, Dr Mary McMahon, Prof Doune MacDonald, Dr Rebecca Ling and Janine Roberts, from the University of Queensland.

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  An investigation of best practice in evidence-based assessment within preservice teacher education programs and other professions

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QCT News

• The Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (APST)
• QCT workshops and information sessions for Term 2 and Term 3, 2013
• Engaging students in science and maths

QCT Excellence in Teaching Awards

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  Nominations for the 2013 QCT Excellence in Teaching Awards are open.

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The Queensland College of Teachers is a member of ATRA, the incorporated association of Australasian Teacher Regulatory Authorities.

New Resource

Supervising Pre-service Teachers

The Queensland College of Teachers has partnered with the New South Wales Institute of Teachers and the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership to produce an online professional learning experience to assist teachers in supervising pre-service teachers. The four on-line modules, Effective Partnerships, Practice Analysis, Making Judgements and Unpacking the Graduate Standards will enhance the knowledge and skills of those who supervise pre-service teachers during a professional placement experience. The modules can be found at aitsl.edu.au/spt

Professional Development Workshops for 2013

Registrations are now open for the QCT's 2013 professional development workshops. Workshops will take place in both metropolitan and regional Queensland. The full schedule of events and details of each workshop, are available on the workshop registration page.

Celebrating 40 years of teacher registration in Queensland

Teacher registration in Queensland began in 1973 through the former Board of Teacher Education.
More information about the history of teacher registration in Queensland is provided on the QCT Background page.

Alternative Pathways for Entry to Teaching

The QCT has submitted a response to the recent DEEWR discussion paper on alternative pathways for entry to teaching.

Teachers Affected by Natural Disasters

Any teacher who is affected by a natural disaster in Queensland can contact the QCT via our email hotline with requests for information or for hardship considerations. A customer service officer will respond directly to you.