For Teachers, Librarians & Literacy Professionals
The State Library provides professional development opportunities to inspire and support teachers, teacher-librarians, public librarians, authors and literacy professionals. These events are offered by the Library's Centre for Youth Literature and Education Team.
Booktalkers is the Centre for Youth Literature's program to keep adults up to date with the latest ideas in youth literature. The lively events offer the chance to meet authors, hear compelling speakers and discuss new ideas.
'ergo' is an innovative website for secondary students and teachers, with lessons on research and writing and a unique collection of primary source material. The Library offers free sessions for teachers and librarians on how to make the most of the site's resources.
The Education Programs Unit conducts free introductions to the Library's permanent exhibitions and previews of temporary exhibtions for teachers, with information on related education programs.
Full-day, interactive professional development sessions for teachers, provided by the Library's Education Programs Unit.
Organised by the Centre for Youth Literature, Reading Matters is Australia's leading youth literature conference. It is held biennially over three days. The next Reading Matters will take place in May 2009.
A series of professional development workshops on reading and early literacy for maternal and child health nurses, children's librarians, early childhood professionals and childcare staff. Organised by the State Library and the Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Development.
The Centre for Youth Literature offers practical professional development for teachers and librarians working with teenagers and young people. The workshops and seminars present the latest ideas and strategies in youth literature.
More information
See the Centre for Youth Literature Program of Events and the School Programs Brochure for more information, or What's On.
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