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COMVIEW 2025
Save the Date!
Comview25is scheduled forMonday24 and Tuesday25 Novemberat The University of Melbourne in the Spot and FBE Building!
Comview25 is an exciting opportunity to connect to over 600 other teachers across two days filled with more than 100 workshops, lectures, excursions and events.
More details to come!
Business Educators Australasia (BEA)
2025 Plan Your Own Enterprise Competitionis now running.
All details are included on theBEA websitewith entries being accepted from now through to September.
Do you have a question about this competition? Please contact the VCTA Executive Officer,Michelle Mitchell.
Parliament of Victoria
Parliament of Victoria Education Team is offering afree online sessionto help teachers prepare students for the Parliament Prize in 2025. The event is suitable for teachers pf Years 5 - 12.
A full suite of civics resources including further information for the Parliament Prize can be found at theTeach and Learn page.
Victorian Law Foundation: 20 & 21 May
The VLF 2025 Horsham VCE Law Talks for secondary school students will be occurring on 20 & 21 May. If you are in travelling distance to Horsham you are strongly encouraged to attend these free talks with your students. Presenters include Victorian Legal Aid, Juries Victoria, Courts Victoria and the Victorian Ombudsman amongst other distinguished guests. Further information can be obtained fromFabiola Superina, Education Manager, VLF.
Civics - free professional learning: Friday 6 June
The Victorian Electoral Commission is offering a free professional learning day for teachers of Years 5 - 10. It offers time to learn and connect, share ideas and access resources to help you become a civics specialist in your school.
Reserve Bank of Australia
The RBA has issued the latest Chart Pack. It can be accessed from theRBA Education website.
The Economic Society of Australia (ESA)
Presented by Emma Chow, from the Public Education team at the RBA, and support by the ESA this free webinar investigates the decline in Economics as a discipline since the 1990's and looks at what Year 12 Economics students are studying once leaving school:
Where have all the economics students gone?
To gain further insight, a paper is also provided on this topic via the RBA website.
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