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Facing the crises in education collectively 
Educators across early childhood settings, schools, TAFE and universities are facing challenges like never before. From the rise of generative AI, widening inequality and exclusion, ecological collapse, capitalism, colonialism, global conflicts to social media, teachers are being asked to respond to these challenges amidst increased external pressure and public scrutiny.

Join us for our Education Public Online Seminar Series. Across four connected panel seminars, participants will engage in transformative discussions with educators, parents, academics, activists and young people as they consider the apocalyptic conditions and how we can all mobilise and rebuild.

Seminar dates and topics:
Each seminar will be held online from 7.00–8.30pm 

28 July – Naming the apocalypse 
11 August – Education, critical consciousness and democracy 
25 August – Teacher professionalism in the age of compliance 
8 September – Solidarity and possibility

This series is for everyone. Share it with your colleagues, your parents, your friends and the young people in your life.

Register here: https://arts-ed.csu.edu.au/schools/education/events/education-and-the-apocalypse

Please note: you will need to register for each seminar separately.

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For more, please visit https://alumni.csu.edu.au/news-and-events/events/professional-development/education-and-the-apocalypse-public-seminar-series

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Join us for an engaging and insightful Education Industry Connections event, bringing together current students and recent graduates with experienced educators to support your journey in the teaching profession.

What to expect
We’ll begin with a panel discussion featuring industry experts from both primary and secondary schools including a Charles Sturt alumnus now working in the vocation. This interactive Q&A session will explore:

• What employers look for in graduate and early-career teachers
• Pathways into employment and opportunities for career progression
• Real experiences from the classroom, including what a typical day in teaching looks like

Networking opportunity
Following the panel, connect with employers and education professionals in a relaxed networking session. This is a valuable opportunity to build connections, gain advice from those who have successfully transitioned into the workforce and expand your professional network.

Whether you’re preparing for placements, approaching graduation, or returning as an alumnus looking to grow your professional network, this event offers practical advice, real-world insights, and meaningful connections to support your career development.

Don’t miss this opportunity to reconnect, learn, and invest in your future in education.

🗓 Thursday 30 July 2026
⏰ 5.00pm - 7.00pm
📍 Ponton Theatre, Building 1434. Charles Sturt Bathurst Campus.

Register via Humanitix here: https://events.humanitix.com/education-industry-connections

Venue / Address:

For more, please visit https://alumni.csu.edu.au/news-and-events/events/professional-development/education-industry-connections-panel-and-networking