Do you want to enrich your impact in the classroom while improving your happiness and well-being? Award-winning social entrepreneur and educator Rumeet Billan shares how EI can help you navigate the day-to-day demands.

The College has implemented a new policy to adopt gender inclusive language across the organization.

To support our ongoing commitment to diversity, the College recently updated the online application form and members’ area to include a third gender identification option. As well as providing members with the ability to self-identify, standard correspondence will reflect, wherever possible, gender neutral language. This initiative supports the College’s ongoing commitment to inclusivity and respect when communicating with applicants, College members and the public.

See and connect with candidates in the 2018 Council election. Discover where they stand on the issues. See the list, read their blogs and connect via the voter forum.

Myth: The College is governed by the Ontario government.

Fact: The College operates under the Ontario College of Teachers Act and is governed by a Council of 37 members. 23 are College members elected by their peers. 14 are appointed by the provincial government. Here’s a summary of what they do.

College members who want to become a principal or know more about students with special needs can access our Additional Qualifications search engine Find an AQ.