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State Conference 2025

Presented by ETAQ

Tuesday, August 25, 2026·10:30 PM

ETAQ's State Conference will be held on Saturday 26 July 2025. Please note this is earlier than usual We are delighted to announce Professor Laurie Johnson (Unisq) and Jane Harper have accepted our invitations to present the keynote addresses. Early bird registration is now closed. 35 workshops are on offer, and while most are offered twice, the decisions about which ones actually run and in which session will be determined by your selections. We do not expect all workshops listed for each session will actually run; many workshops may run only once. You are asked to choose two different workshops for each session. Workshops in session 3 are all repeat of offerings of workshops in session 1 or 2. Therefore descriptions have not been repeated in the program. Rural and regional members have not been forgotten. The program will be live-streamed (and recorded) for you and a second workshop in each session will also be recorded. Recordings will be available for all registrants. 1. Change of persons registered - sometimes schools may need to substitute one teacher for another on their registrations. This is fine but please notify the change to the Administration Officer so that we can prepare the appropriate Certificate of Participation and Individual program. Download the programor if you prefer, read workshops and descriptions online A list of all registrations will be posted on the website on Monday 14 July at 5 pm as a final check for EB before it closes. Registrations as at 5:40 pm on Monday. I am a new user.I am a returning user and my password is Are you the attendee or one of the attendees on this booking?: NoYes Make changes to existing registrations

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