Have you thought about presenting at Comview25?
We are now accepting Expressions of Interest for delivering sessions. All presenters receive free entry into Comview on the day of their presentation. If you are passionate about curriculum, assessment or interested in future focused learning for:
- Accounting
- Business Management
- Economics
- Industry & Enterprise
- Legal Studies, or
- Years 7 - 10
... then we want to hear from you! Teachers and industry representatives from all subject areas are welcome but we are particularly looking for presenters in VCE Accounting, Legal Studies and Years 7 to 10.
Submit your interest and inspire your colleagues to make a difference in their classrooms too.
Expressions of Interest close Friday 20 June.
Free advocacy resources to promote Subjects from Years 7 to 10
VCTA offers a range of free resources and advocacy material to help teachers promote their subject areas within their schools. Download the resources from our website at any time for your own use.
Contributing to the future of Accounting | Your voice matters
VCTA has partnered with Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand to support a global survey by the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) to better understand how the next generation views accounting careers.
Whether you're an accountant, teacher, career advisor or employer, your insights can shape the future of the profession.
RBA Resources
Explore Economics – The RBA New Careers Hub
The RBA has launched Explore Economics, a one-stop shop designed to showcase the wide range of opportunities in the field. This brings together engaging videos, downloadable posters, and real-world examples that demonstrate how economics equips individuals with the skills to make an impact.
2025 Edition of Careers with STEM: Economics
The latest edition of 'Careers with STEM: Economics' is now available. Economists share about how they make a positive impact through economics and bust common myths about working in the field. You can read the e-magazine can here or view the PDF version.
Economic Society of Australia (Vic Branch)
A Letter from Trump's America
The Economic Society of Australia, Victorian Branch, is hosting an evening with Amy Auster, CEO of The Policy Institute. Amy will report on Trump's radical economic program, and will speculate on what might happen next, and how Trump's economic policies will affect the Australian economy.
Register for this event, 6pm Thursday 12 June, Melbourne.
Free to members of ESA - Vic Branch, $10 to non-members.
Parliament Prize
Parliament Prize is open for submissions from Victorian students. To find out more visit the website. Entries close 5pm, Friday 13 June.
Ecstra Foundation
Ecstra has released it's report into financial education after conducting an extensive survey that incorporated feedback from students, teachers and the wider community. The insights confirm a strong consensus across all demographics that financial education is critical for young Australians however, clear gaps in confidence, knowledge and engagement exist.
Read the report and access free financial literacy resources online.