Position vacant: SEE teacher
Yarraville Community Centre is looking for a SEE (Skills for Education and Employment ) teacher with experience in teaching Language, Literacy and Numeracy, and in completing assessments. • Vibrant community […]
Position Vacant: ALA Chief Executive Officer
Adult Learning Australia (ALA) is the national peak body for the adult and community education, with individual and organisational members in all states and territories. ALA is committed to ensuring […]
Adult Learning Principles in Practice
Adult Learning Principles in Practice Adults learn in significantly different ways to children and adolescents, yet many of the approaches that are commonly taken by educators are based on principles […]
Election 2016 policy statements
Adult Learning Australia has asked the major parties for a statement outlining their position in relation to ALA’s policy platform. All parties were contacted and responses received to date are […]
Stand for adult literacy
Adult Learning Australia believes that a strong adult and community education sector can deliver great benefits for all Australians, particularly in the areas of adult literacy and numeracy. In the lead up to the 2016 federal election, we are asking everyone to support this important issue.
The Business Case for Social Media – why to dip your toe in, and how
Have you delved into the world of social media? Are you seeing the benefits? In this webinar we will cover the psychology of social media; what really makes it work […]
Bootcamp: Unlocking literacy
Rosalie ‘Rosie’ Martin is a clinical speech pathologist of more than 30 years experience, the past 18 of which have been in her Hobart-based private practice, Speech Pathology Tasmania. She […]