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Professional Development

Conferences

The California Teachers Association offers statewide conferences designed to provide knowledge and skills for members as they go about the work of the Organization.  Over the years, CTA has been recognized for its excellent leadership and professional development training programs.  When you attend a CTA conference, you receive vital information and perspective from some of the best content experts and thought leaders in public education in the state that you can immediately apply to your role as an educator and local leader. Learn about all the CTA Conferences and Register On-line.

Presidents Conference

The Presidents Conference is a four day training program geared toward local chapter leaders. New presidents arrive on Thursday to engage in core sessions especially tailored to assist them in learning their new role as local leaders. Also beginning on Thursday, presidents of local chapters in the Community College Association will attend sessions designed to address issues unique to California’s community colleges.

On Friday, all returning and new presidents will spend the next few days attending electives and workshops that will explore issues and provide training designed to increase their skills as a local president.

Date: July 19-22, 2018 | Location: Fairmont Hotel, San Jose | Register Online

Summer Institute

The premiere workshop of its kind, the Summer Institute offers sessions in areas that assist chapter leaders in the day-to-day representation and support of members. Sessions include Communications, Instruction and Professional Development, Emerging Leaders, Essential Bargaining, Advanced Bargaining, School Finance, Community Engagement, Charter Educators, Tax Fairness, Legal and Member Benefits.

Date: July 29 – August 2, 2018 | Location: UCLA Conference Center, Los Angeles | Register Online

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