Who belongs to the Australian Curriculum Studies Association?

Our membership comprises people from all parts of the educational spectrum who have an interest in curriculum - its nature, structure, development and evaluation. Our members include teachers and principals, educational administrators and consultants; teacher educators, academics and educational researchers;  and parents and students.

The benefits of membership of the Australian Curriculum Studies Association include:

• Hardcopy and online access to the Curriculum Perspectives journal (April and September) and Newsletter (June and November), widely respected publications keeping members informed on the latest national and international trends and featuring current themes relating to curriculum development, innovation and evaluation.

• Online access (and reduced hardcopy subscription rate) to ACSA's publication Primary and Middle Years Educator, a professional journal for teachers focusing on issues and practical ideas across primary and secondary sectors.

• Discounts on ACSA publications (usually 20%), which include journals, newsletters, teaching resources, books, occasional papers and conference reports.

• Reduced rates for the ACSA biennial conferences and ACSA curriculum symposiums, which aim to bring together teachers and other educational stakeholders to discuss, debate and inform future curriculum directions.

• Voting on ACSA matters; the right to elect executive members, determine policy and change the constitution. Members can also nominate for positions on the Executive Committee.

• Involvement in ACSA networks, which are established from time to time for interested members to share ideas or provide advice.

• Affiliation with the International Association for the Advancement of Curriculum Studies (IAACS). ACSA members are informed about the latest international curriculum developments.

• Access to advice from full-time professional staff.

If you are interested in effective curriculum, quality teaching and learning, innovative research, and national curriculum issues we invite you to join the Australian Curriculum Studies Association now.

How do I join the Australian Curriculum Studies Association?

To join ACSA or renew your current membership online through our secure site, click here.

Or download an Australian Curriculum Studies Association membership application and either:

post:
ACSA
PO Box 331
DEAKIN WEST ACT 2600

fax: (02) 6260-5665

email: acsa@acsa.edu.au.