Education Services Australia (ESA) CEO stepping down after transformative tenure

Education Services Australia

By Education Services Australia
Community contribution / April 15, 2025

After eight years of outstanding service, Education Services Australia (ESA) CEO, Andrew Smith, will step down from ESA on 30 May 2025, to take on a new role as CEO of the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA).

Andrew Smith will step down as Education Services Australia’s (ESA’s) CEO on 30 May after eight years of outstanding service ...

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