"Languages education has a place in every Australian school. Every student has the right to learn additional languages at school. Languages are learned best when taught through quality, articulated, cumulative, rigorous programs, by competent, accomplished, qualified language teachers, experienced in local context and curriculum. Our position is to support all languages and language learning and that languages should be learned by students throughout the compulsory years of schooling."
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PostHeaderIcon Letter to ACARA June 2010

PostDateIconThursday, 08 July 2010 23:17 | E-mail
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The Federation recently wrote to ACARA regarding the need for a range of different pathways in languages curriculum. You can read the letter here.

Updated: You can read the repsonse from ACARA to this letter here.

 

PostHeaderIcon AFMLTA Position Paper

PostDateIconThursday, 02 September 2010 05:36 | E-mail
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The AFMLTA has recently updated its position statement and has made specifc reference to the Australian Curriculum. You can read this important document here.

 

PostHeaderIcon AFMLTA 2011 - Call for Papers announced!!

PostDateIconSunday, 08 August 2010 00:13 | E-mail
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Call for papers now open (deadline 31 October 2010)

AFMLTA National Conference 2011 will be held in Darwin, in Australia's top end, 6th - 9th July 2011.
This is an exciting opportunity both to discuss issues in languages education and see the uniqueness of the Australian continent.

The themes of AFMLTA 2011 are
* Enrich: Linguistic and Intercultural Understanding
* Consolidate: Teaching, Learning and Assessment
* Aspire: Excellence in Pedagogy, ICT use and Future Focus

Please visit www.afmlta2011.com.au/callforpapers.htm to submit your proposal
 
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