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Queensland Teachers' Journal 2018- All Editions
Editorial: Major change in teacher career structure won
The establishment of highly accomplished teacher (HAT) and lead teacher (LT) as classifications within teachers’ career structure is the most significant change for 25 years.
HAT and LT remuneration: agreement reached
The QTU and state government have reached an agreement on the remuneration of HAT and LT which will establish salaries among the highest in the country.
Highly accomplished and lead teacher classifications – what next?
The pilot of highly accomplished teachers (HAT) and lead teachers (LT) continues in Far North and North Coast.
The inside track on HAT and LT
At the end of August, the government and the QTU officially announced the highly accomplished and lead teacher classifications.But what does the process involve, and is it worth the trouble?
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