The College continues to work with the provincial government to establish parameters to fund therapy and counselling for students who have been sexually abused by Ontario Certified Teachers. Funding will also be available for therapy and counselling resulting from prohibited acts involving child pornography.

To save paper and reduce costs, the College is replacing the printed annual membership package, including your annual membership card, with an improved and secure mobile app.

Do you want to better understand your professional boundaries and responsibilities related to various parts of your practice?

Myth: Only teachers need to address the causes and responses to bullying among students

Fact: Addressing allegations of bullying behaviour is a collective responsibility. It applies to all Ontario Certified Teachers including teachers, consultants, vice-principals, principals, supervisory officers, directors of education and those working in non-school board positions.

See how your peers respond to that same question in the March issue of Professionally Speaking.

If you have questions for the College, you can now send them through a simple-to-use interactive online form that will help us better understand your needs and get answers back to you faster.

There are 14 Council committees that help to govern the College. Each committee has a unique role in protecting the public interest.

For example, the Accreditation Committee ensures the quality of teacher education programs in Ontario through program review and accreditation.

The Accreditation Appeal Committee considers appeals from teacher education providers whose programs have been denied accreditation or awarded accreditation with conditions.

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