Watch the below video to see Executive Dean, Faculty of Education and Arts, Professor Mary Ryan share more on this groundbreaking learning experience.

Discover our difference

APTT has been designed to support students, to, through and beyond the attainment of their degree, as they forge their careers as teachers within the communities that need them most.

APTT provides a supportive, flexible and accessible learning and employment experience for students.

APTT students will be part of a special cohort, geographically attached to one of seven Cluster hubs across New South Wales and Queensland, including:

• South East Queensland
• Rockhampton
• Townsville
• Forbes/Bathurst
• Paramatta
• Lake Macquarie
• South East NSW, Riverina and Tablelands

Our wrap around support model brings higher education to teaching students in their own communities, connecting their learning to the school workplace.

Each Cluster Hub is connected to a network of government, independent and Catholic schools that will provide students with paid employment as a teacher aid, school learning support officer or a paraprofessional while they study, with the aim to retain them as teachers. Students will also benefit from an APTT's extensive wellbeing wrap-around support program to support them in their studies and employment placements.

APTT's wrap-around supports will build student resilience and preparedness to teach, with intensive professional learning in key areas including advanced classroom management, literacy support, AI, learner diversity, and Indigenous culture.

Offering the latest in research-informed pedagogy, participants will gain theoretical understanding and deep knowledge of how students learn through real-world practical experiences teaching in high demand discipline areas including mathematics, English, history and geography.

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The All Points to Teaching (APTT) program is delivered as part of the High Achieving Teachers (HAT) Program: Phase 2 Expansion Pilots with the support of the Australian Government Department of Education.

Entry requirements

APTT is an exciting career opportunity for aspiring teachers to undertake an innovative teaching degree.

APTT students will receive a full scholarship, enhanced wraparound supports and real-world classroom experiences to help them to, through and beyond their studies. Students must be able to undertake a variety of professional placements and internships at schools located in our APPT geographic areas in South East Queensland, Rockhampton, Townsville, Forbes/Bathurst, Parramatta, Lake Macquarie, and South East NSW, Riverina and Tablelands

Applications are assessed on academic eligibility, with evidence of professional experience in education and community service.

We encourage applications from:

• school administrative and support staff interested in becoming a teacher within their communities
• recent school leavers, or graduates, interested in teaching in an innovative, supported community-based model
• individuals looking for a career change
• individuals from low SES backgrounds
• individuals from rural, regional or remote communities
• first in family to attend university

This degree is designed to support your success!

Not quite ready to apply but want to know more? Register your interest.

How to apply

Step one

Apply for your chosen degree:

• Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
• Bachelor of Education (Secondary and Special Education)
• Master of Teaching (Secondary)

Step two

Visit the APTT scholarship page to learn more about the application process.

Step three

Check your eligibility and apply.

Step four

Wait to be notified if you are shortlisted and for the next steps.