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Professional Learning Opportunities

At SCEAQ, we are committed to supporting educators with ongoing professional development to enhance the teaching of Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS). We offer a range of opportunities to ensure teachers are equipped with the latest tools, techniques, and knowledge to inspire their students.

Current Professional Development Opportunities

  1. Webinars
    Join our live webinars designed to address key topics in HASS, including teaching Civics and Citizenship, inquiry-based learning, and integrating cross-curriculum priorities. Sessions are facilitated by experienced educators and subject matter experts.

  2. Bi-annual Conference
    Our flagship event brings together educators from across Queensland to collaborate, share ideas, and learn from thought leaders in social education. Attendees can engage in workshops, discussions, and networking opportunities that focus on the latest in Civics and Citizenship while also integrating History, Geography, and Economics education.

  3. Online Resources and Newsletter
    Members gain access to our regular newsletter as well as professional development resources, including recorded webinars, lesson plans, and articles. These resources are regularly updated to reflect changes in the Australian Curriculum and best practices in HASS education. 

  4. Global Competence Micro-Credential                                                                                                                                   Central Queensland University, in partnership with the Global Learning Centre, have developed an eight-hour Professional Development, online course for teachers to embed global competencies into their classroom. 

Topics Covered in Our Professional Learning Programs

  • Civics and Citizenship Education: Empower students to become active, informed citizens by teaching democratic processes, civic rights, and responsibilities.
  • Inquiry-Based Learning: Foster critical thinking and inquiry skills in students by implementing research-driven projects in History, Geography, and other HASS areas.
  • Cross-Curriculum Priorities: Learn how to integrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures, sustainability, and Asia-Australia engagement into your teaching.
  • Digital Tools for HASS: Explore how digital technologies can be leveraged to enhance learning and engagement in HASS subjects.

Stay Up-to-Date

To ensure you’re always informed about the latest opportunities, subscribe to our newsletter or check the events section on our website for upcoming webinars and workshops. We regularly update our offerings to reflect the latest trends in education and curriculum updates, including the recent transition to the Australian Curriculum Version 9.

Get Involved

If you’d like to contribute to professional learning at SCEAQ, consider presenting at one of our events or webinars. Share your expertise with fellow educators and help shape the future of Humanities and Social Sciences education in Queensland.

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Stay informed about our latest news, upcoming events and resource links. Become a member today. 

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SCEAQ is not registered for GST, however, for tax invoice purposes, our ABN is: 634 828 949 03  


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