Co.As.It. is organising their annual competition for students of Italian. There are 2 categories, Primary and Secondary. Please see attachments for further information.
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Teachers of Italian are invited to participate in the 5th National Conference for Teachers of Italian in Australia, which will be held during the XX International Language Week in October. This year's theme is L'italiano tra parola e immagine: graffiti, illustrazioni, fumetti – Italian through words and images: graffiti, illustrations, comics. The conference has been organised online due to COVID19 restrictions, in collaboration with Italian Language Centre in Brisbane, who will co-ordinate the Zoom conference. Registration details are on the attached flyer.
Rocco Leone is an MTeach (Secondary) student at Macquarie University whose planned practicum placement for next week has just fallen through.
It is a 14-day placement, 10 days of which are to completed as a block from 10-21 August. The dates for the remaining 4 days are to be negotiated with the teacher to suit their availability. The remuneration for this placement is $462. If the teacher would prefer to have Rocco for longer, he could also complete his next placement with them which would be a 15-day placement from 26 October - 13 November. However, the priority for now is certainly the 14-day placement due to commence this coming Monday. If you're interested, please contact ed.pe@mq.edu.au or phone on 9850 9460 ASAP. We have revamped the practice speaking questions from the old HSC Online site, for Italian Continuers. Sorted by topic, this is a great document to give your students, so they can prepare for the upcoming oral examination.
It's available from the Italian Continuers section of our website. Please contact the principal Maree Sumpton at maree.sumpton@det.nsw.edu.au or on 9987 4605 for more information.
The position will commence in Term 1 2020. Please see the attached expression of interest or contact Anna Dolz at anna.dolz@det.nsw.edu.au or on 9610 8955 for more information.
Engadine High School is seeking a full-time Italian teacher to deliver Stages 4-6, including Italian Continuers.
The maternity leave position starts early Term 1, 2020. For inquiries, please contact Tahlia Sumertha. The position is for 3 days per week from Term 1, 2020. Please contact Belinda Hamilton at Belinda.hamilton8@det.nsw.edu.au or on 9642 1359 for more information.
Evans High School, Blacktown, has a temporary position for a full-time French and/or Italian or Spanish teacher in 2020 to deliver the Stage 4 curriculum at Year 8 level.
The successful applicant must also have a willingness to undertake EAL/D work across the school and ESS accreditation would be of benefit. We would provide the successful candidate with an opportunity to work during some of the last weeks of this year to prepare for 2020 on a negotiated basis. For further information, please contact Deputy Principal Belinda Hunter on 9621 3622. Teachers of Italian are invited to participate in an afternoon workshop hosted by Co.As.It. to celebrate XIX settimana della lingua italiana. This year’s theme is L’italiano sul palcoscenico – Italian on stage.
Date: Wednesday 30 October 2019 Time: 4:00-5:30pm Venue: Italian Bilingual School, 30-32 See St Meadowbank Guest speaker: Vincenzo Diglio Topic: Il palcoscenico scuola di vita – l’esperienza scolastica italiana RSVP: 29 October 2019 by emailing Learning@coasit.org.au Vincenzo Diglio, from Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome, is an actor, assistant director and teacher of Italian theatre. Some of his works/films include I ragazzi del muretto, Songbirth and Nuovomondo. Vincenzo Diglio is presenting at the national Italian teachers’ conference in Melbourne and will be joining us in Sydney for this special and unique presentation. |
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