Teaching academy to boost SA performance

By EducationHQ News Team
Published October 27, 2017

South Australian teachers will be encouraged to up-skill and specialise under a new state government program.

ADELAIDE , Oct 27 - The $16 million teaching excellence and leadership academy aims to lift the performance of teachers and students ...

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Teaching academy to boost SA performance

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