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The
College's Accreditation Committee has been asked to review applications
from the following institutions offering teacher education pre-service
programs.
Nipissing University (North Bay)
December 2003
Consecutive Program (Primary/Junior/Intermediate/Senior)
Concurrent Program (Brantford Campus)
(Primary/Junior/Intermediate)
Aboriginal Teacher Certification Program
Queen's University (Kingston)
November 2003
Consecutive Program
(Primary/Junior/Intermediate/Senior)
Concurrent Program (Primary/Junior/Intermediate/Senior)
Aboriginal Teacher Education Program
Technological Education
Redeemer University College
2003
Consecutive Program
(Primary/Junior/Intermediate)
College members and the public are invited to submit written comments
on the programs under review.
When making a submission, you must identify yourself and your relationship,
if any, to the institution.
All correspondence will become part of the information reviewed
by the Accreditation Panel during its evaluation of the application,
and will also be forwarded to the applicant.
Comments will be accepted until Monday, October 20, 2003.
Requests to present orally during the on-site panel visit are welcome.
Requests must be in writing and received by Monday, October 20,
2003.
Laura Sheehan, ManagerAccreditation Unit
Ontario College of Teachers
121 Bloor Street East
Toronto ON M4W 3M5
Fax: 416-961-8822
Email: lsheehan@oct.ca.
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Pierrette Nadeau,
a former French teacher and guidance counsellor, resigned her seat on
College Council this summer. Nadeau has accepted a position with the Conseil
scolaire de district catholique du Nouvel-Ontario, where she will
co-ordinate a new assistance initiative for
children-at-risk.
Along with the happy anticipation of the challenges
of her new undertaking, Nadeau also expressed some regret at leaving the
Council.
"My experience at the College Council has been one of the most exciting
in my career," she said.
"Council meetings, various committee meetings and even training sessions
turned out to be occasions of personal growth for me and were always held
with
the utmost respect."
Nadeau was acclaimed as member in the Council position, French-language
Roman Catholic board - secondary.
College calls for expressions of interest
The Council vacancy created by Nadeau's
resignation must be filled by a member of the
College who meets the following criteria:
- must be employed
by a French-language separate district school board as part of their
regular teaching staff
- must be employed
as a secondary teacher
- must hold the
qualifications required to teach a course or class in the last two years
of the intermediate division or in the senior division.
The employer
of the member selected to fill this position will be reimbursed for time
that the member is on College business. Council members' expenses related
to travel on College business are reimbursed to the member.
If you meet all three noted criteria, please forward your resume and letter
of interest to Charlie Morrison, Manager of the Policy and Research Unit,
Ontario College of Teachers, by e-mail to cmorrison@oct.ca
or by mail to 121 Bloor St E, Toronto ON M4W 3M5.
Deadline for receipt of applications is October 10, 2003.
Following the deadline, the Nomination Committee will meet to review applications
and will make its recommendation to Council. Council will review the recommendation
and approve an appointment at its next meeting.
The newly appointed member will serve the remainder of the current term,
until April 30, 2006.
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