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Teachers' Association of German in NSW (TAG!NSW)

TAG!NSW stands for the Teachers’ Association of German in NSW. Our organisation was founded as a voluntary group in 2001. After several years of operating as an independent network, in 2008 TAG!NSW became a sub-group of the Modern Languages Teachers' Association in NSW (MLTA NSW). MLTA members are employed in government and non-government schools and reside in both regional and metropolitan NSW.

TAG!NSW was formed with the express intentions of:
• providing peer support and promoting cooperation between teachers of German
• promoting the teaching and learning of German
• coordinating events for learners of German
• facilitating professional development for teachers of German
• developing and maintaining links with similar bodies at a national level
• expressing and protecting the interests of teachers and learners of German in NSW.

We work together with organisations such as the Department of Education and Training in NSW, the Goethe-Institut and the National Association of Teachers of German (NATG).

For more information about TAG!NSW, contact our president:
Janine Watters, Janine.Watters@lumen.cg.catholic.edu.au

Membership
By joining the MLTA, you will automatically receive membership to TAG!NSW.

If you are joining the MLTA for the first time, you will need to complete the nomination form and the membership form.

If you are renewing your membership to the MLTA, click here.

Request for funds
Hubgroups have access to funding to assist them in subsidising events, including student travel, teacher relief and payment to presenters. To request funds for an upcoming event, contact marina.shine@sydney.goethe.org or kathrin.furmanek@sydney.goethe.org, outlining details of the event you would like supported.

Network of Australian Teachers of German
Click here for the bigger German picture in Australia.
AusDaF is the official website of the Network of Australian Teachers of German (NATG). The NATG was founded in July 2002 to facilitate a national network between states and territories in Australia. The NATG consists of representatives from German teaching associations in Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia and networks in Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory, Queensland, New South Wales and the Northern Territory. 
 

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