Teaching Council Election Update

Listed by: Teaching Council

Posted: 04 February 2019

Notice reference #: 1H9qrt

The candidate list for the Teaching Council elections is now out. Profile statements for the candidates will be available shortly.

In March, teachers will elect board members from across the profession: a teacher and principal from both the primary and secondary sectors, a teacher and leader from early childhood education, and a teacher educator.

Teachers and principals will vote in the sector in which they are working or have most recently worked. You have until 22 February to make sure your practising certificates or LATS are current through the voting period (26 March) so you are eligible to vote.

And if you’ve moved to a new centre or have a new email address make sure the Council knows so you can vote electronically. You can update your details here.

For more information, downloadable posters and the list of candidates see the Council website.

Further information

Contact: David Balham

(04) 595 4989

david.balham@educationcouncil.org.nz

www.educationcouncil.org.nz/content/teaching-council-board-elections

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