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Overview

The Council of ACT Education Associations (COACTEA) was formed in 1997 and currently comprises 32 member associations representing approximately 4000 teachers and educators. Member associations are listed on the back panel. COACTEA encourages all associations involved in the field of education to become a member.

COACTEA is a member of the Australian Joint Council of Professional Teaching Associations (AJCPTA).

What we do:

  • Lobbies on behalf of all professional associations,
  • Feeds members' issues and concerns to the Australian Joint Council of Professional Teaching Associations,
  • Distributes a quarterly newsletter which advertises events of member associations,
  • Organises speakers and workshops on topics of interest to all members, and
  • Encourages teachers who are members of participating subject associations to attend professional development activities organised by the council.

What's New

Calendar of Events

Dr Carolyn broadbank 2007 Carrick Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning.
Dr Carolyn Broadbent our Chair person, received an award for " inspiring teacher education". She is working towards building sustainable communities of learning through the ARTS Factory initiative at the Australian Catholic University.


Jennifer Phillips art Jennifer Phillips one of our committee members was one of two Australians to win an art award in ARTOTEQUE's second edition of ART NOW 2007 online global art annual. 1,651 artists from 76 countries entered 2,784 works for selection. 356 artists from 71 countries and 25136 works were accepted in the 2nd edition of the competition. View Art

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