The following professional development (PD) opportunities are available for principals, teachers and school administration staff. The sessions are listed in date order.
For New VASS Administrators
The VCAA will be conducting VASS New Users Professional Development training in February and March 2012 at regional centres and the Coburg Assessment Centre.
This training is designed specifically for New VASS Administrators. This includes new schools offering a VCE, VET or VCAL program for the first time in 2012.
Further information on how to register, see Notice 4.
For Visual Arts and Technology Teachers
Further information on how to register, see Notice 3.
The VCAA will hold two important professional development opportunities statewide for VCE leadership staff through February and March 2012.
VCE School Leaders briefings give VCE School Leaders, particularly new VCE Coordinators, an overview of current VCE issues, from school assessment to statistical moderation.
Analysing your school’s VCE results sessions are designed to increase the knowledge and skills of school staff in accessing and using VCE assessment results information.
Both opportunities are free of charge.
For the benefit of staff from more remote schools and providers, regional sessions of both professional development opportunities have been scheduled to coincide. Those attending both sessions will need to register separately for each.
Please click on the following link to view the VCE School Leaders and analysing your school’s VCE results session schedule (PDF - 84KB).
Please click on the following link to register for VCE School Leaders briefings and PD on analysing your school’s VCE results using TRUMBA (PDF - 813KB). All attendees must register individually.
Enquiries regarding these sessions can be directed to Anton Bouwer, Student Records and Results on (03) 9651 4447 or at bouwer.anton.p@edumail.vic.gov.au.
Other Professional Development opportunities will be published here as they become available.
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