Kelly Creedon, QTU organiser, Logan Redlands
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QTU Logan Redlands
Branches : BEENLEIGH : CAPALABA : CLEVELAND : GOLD COAST CORRIDOR : LOGAN WEST : REDLANDS : SPRINGWOOD EAST : WOODRIDGE
Organiser: Kelly Creedon
Administrative Officer: Meryline Croker-Falani
Email: springwood@qtu.asn.au
Address: Suite 1/14 Carol Avenue, Springwood QLD 4127
Postal address: PO Box 1750 Milton Q 4064
Phone: (07) 3380 5000
Mobile: 0448 059 060
Fax: (07) 3512 9050
EB9 area Meetings in Logan Redlands
- Monday 27 May Jacobs Well Environmental Education Centre , 843 Pimpama-Jacobs Well Rd , Norwell, Qld [TIME: 3:45pm for 4:00pm]
- Wednesday 29 May QTU Springwood Office , Hotel Gloria, Ground Floor, 14 Carol Avenue , Springwood [TIME: 3:45pm for 4:00pm]
- Thursday 30 May Redland District Special School (Staff rooom) , Panorama Dr , Thornlands [TIME: 3:45pm for 4:00pm]
Going on leave? Your entitlements and more
Education leaders session:
When: Wednesday 12 June 2019 4.00pm to 5.00pm
Where: QTU Springwood Office Hotel Gloria, Ground Floor, 14 Carol Avenue Springwood
...more information and RSVP HERE BY 5 JUNE
Member session:
When : Wednesday 19 June 2019 from 4:00 to 5:00pm
Where: QTU Springwood Office Hotel Gloria, Ground Floor, 14 Carol Avenue Springwood
Meetings
Branch Meetings Area Council Meetings Council and Conference datesProfessional Development
QuEST’s goal is to deliver high quality professional development to teachers and school leaders across Queensland. Our new Professional Development Officer, Rebecca Hack, is working closely with QTU officers, members and external providers to identify a suite of professional development programs that meets the needs of our members right across this diverse state.
QuEST offers a range of programs, including face-to-face and live online programs. Programs will be open to all members. As a not-for-profit initiative, QuEST aims to keep professional development affordable and operates on a cost recovery basis.
These programs are recognised as legitimate professional development by the Department of Education and Queensland College of Teachers. As such, it is appropriate to apply for release and funding through your normal school professional development processes.
Industrial education and training programs
The Union offers a range of training and professional development opportunities for all members of the Union in Brisbane and regional areas. Topics such as LCCs, knowing your working conditions and effective negotiations are included in a program of afternoon seminars which are advertised through workplace union reps and on this website.
QTEC also provides training to administrators, area council delegates, women activists, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members, TAFE and new educator members.
QTEC coordinates a professional development program for all members on behaviour management and other current educational issues in metropolitan and country areas. These sessions are held after school locally as well as full day courses. Paid leave to attend full day professional development courses is available, with the approval of the principal, in accordance with EQ’s professional development policy.
The Union's commitment to new teachers is a priority and is a strong focus of the training program throughout the year. These conferences and courses provide opportunities for new teachers to contribute to Union priorities and directions.