TEACHER ACCREDITATION Sample Clauses

TEACHER ACCREDITATION. All teachers are required to be accredited to work in a NSW school or centre-based early childhood service. The accrediting authority for the Anglican Schools Corporation is the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA). This includes current teacher education students, graduates and interstate or overseas teachers. Further information is available from the website: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx If yes, please provide your accreditation number: If yes, please provide your accreditation level: If yes, please identify the Teacher Accreditation Authority: If you cannot provide an accreditation number please indicate the reason below: I was qualified and teaching (NSW Board of Studies subjects) in NSW, at some time during the five years before 1 October 2004 My application is now with NESA
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TEACHER ACCREDITATION. (a) Teachers subject to accreditation with NESA (or any organisation or body that assumes responsibility for the accreditation of teachers in NSW) must meet the requirements of their accreditation. (b) A school will provide support to a teacher who is working towards achieving accreditation at Proficient Teacher Level. Examples of the types of support that may be provided include providing a mentor teacher, observation by the teacher of quality teaching practice, in class observations of the teacher, lesson review (reflection and professional dialogue) and formal and informal feedback in relation to the teacher's progress in reaching the Proficient Teacher standard.
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TEACHER ACCREDITATION. The parties agree that all teachers employed as of August 1997, whether teachers of religious education or not will gain: (a) Accreditation A: to work in a Catholic School in the Diocese of Darwin; (b) Accreditation B: to teach in a Catholic School in the Diocese of Darwin; (c) Accreditation C: to teach Religious Education in a Catholic School in the Diocese of Darwin, to be obtained within three (3) years of appointment; and (d) Accreditation D (all leaders): to lead in a Catholic School in the Diocese of Darwin, to be obtained within four (4) years of appointment.
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