LCNAU is a network that brings together individuals, language programs, university structures and tertiary institutions. It aims to strengthen the tertiary languages sector in Australia through advocacy, collaboration, research and support. Find out more about the principles underpinning our work.
2018-2019 Financial Year Membership – join or renew now!
Memberships for the 2018-2019 financial year are now open! Join or renew your membership!
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Patji-Dawes Award 2019
Teachers Deserve Our Recognition!
Ciao, Kon’nichiwa, Salut, Yaama. Who taught you that language? Why not nominate them for the Patji-Dawes award? The purpose of the award is to honour outstanding achievements in language teaching other than English, by an accomplished practitioner in Australia.
Achieving proficiency in another language is one of the great learning experiences and our language teachers deserve our recognition.
Nominate today!
Deadline: 18 March 2019
Background and application form: www.dynamicsoflanguage.edu.au
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Languages – Breaking through walls
22nd AFMLTA International Languages Conference
7-9 July 2019
Wrest Point Conference Centre, Hobart
410 Sandy Bay Rd, Sandy Bay, Tasmania
The Australian Federation of Modern Language Teachers Associations (AFMLTA Inc.) is the national professional body representing teachers of all languages in Australia.
For further information, click here
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University Languages Portal Australia
LCNAU is pleased to be supporting University Languages Portal Australia (ULPA). To find out more about this exciting development for the languages sector, have a look at this short animated video!
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Watch this Space
1) 2019 LCNAU colloquium
The next biennial colloquium will take place at the University of Western Australia in late November 2019. More information will be given as planning proceeds.
2) 2017 Colloquium publication
Publication processes for the peer-reviewed volume of essays resulting from the 2017 colloquium are well advanced and continue to respect the schedule for publication in 2019.
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