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Wednesday, 31 May 2023 Some NSW Catholic School Teachers Now Paid 1.5% More Than NSW Government School Teachers The Independent Education Union of Australia NSW/ACT Branch, which represents over 32,000 teachers, support staff and principals in the non-government education sector, has announced that the Catholic Schools Broken Bay Enterprise Agreement 2023 (CSBB EA) has been … Continued
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Social work and teaching students are carrying a burden of up to $21,000 to complete mandatory internships, according to a fresh analysis by Unions NSW that warns Australia cannot attract the workers it needs in these critical industries without reform. The peak body has calculated the number of hours students must spend on vocational training … Continued
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Dozens of students from public schools in south and south-western Sydney received scholarships at the 2023 Proudly Public! Awards night at Sydney Town Hall on Monday. They are among over 700 public school students and educators from across Australia to receive scholarships administered by the Public Education Foundation in 2023. Since the launch … Continued
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Media release Tuesday May 30 Hunter, Central Coast and Central West students awarded for excellence in Public Education Students from across the Hunter, Central Coast and Central West received scholarships at the 2023 Proudly Public! Awards night at Sydney Town Hall on Monday. They are among over 700 public school students and educators … Continued
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Three of Australia’s best and brightest principals have been given the opportunity to undertake a professional education program at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education (Harvard) through the Teachers Mutual Bank Principals Scholarship, the Harvard Club of Australia Principals Scholarship and the Public Education Foundation Principals Scholarship. Recognised for their outstanding work in educating … Continued
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The National Tertiary Education Union has expressed serious concerns the University of Newcastle is preparing to game new workplace laws to drive down pay and conditions. The University of Newcastle has applied for the Fair Work Commission to deal with a bargaining dispute after NTEU members rejected management’s settlement offer. The scope of the university’s … Continued
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A large-scale art installation, created by Alice Springs-based artists and Visual Arts Lecturers at Charles Darwin University (CDU) Melanie Robson and Dr Kate Murphy (who exhibits as Ellis Hutch), was one of ten installations showcased in a premier outdoor art exhibition in Brisbane. The canopy of a sacred Bodhi tree, blessed by the Dalai Lama, … Continued
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NTEU members at UNSW Sydney will strike on Wednesday May 31, the first week of Term 2. The union is seeking a significant reduction in insecure casual work by converting some of these staff to continuing employment. UNSW NTEU Branch President Richard Vickery said: “Staff are standing together in support of colleagues … Continued
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Friday, 26 May 2023 Pay rise for Catholic systemic school support staff, improvements for teachers pending The Independent Education Union of Australia NSW/ACT Branch, which represents over 32,000 teachers, support staff and principals in the non-government education sector, has secured significant pay rises for a large group of support staff working in Catholic systemic schools … Continued
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SINGAPORE / ACCESSWIRE / May 25, 2023 / Singapore-based Global Schools Foundation (GSF) has announced a strategic partnership with India’s Vikaasa schools – a pioneer in ICSE schools in Tamil Nadu state, which currently owns and operates five reputed ICSE schools in Madurai. Vikaasa School Vikaasa School The partnership between GSF’s personalised and adaptive learning … Continued
