Introducing Version 2.0 of the F–10 Victorian Curriculum: French, and new support resources to plan and implement the curriculum in your primary and secondary classroom.
In this session, the VCAA Languages Unit will provide an overview of the Version 2.0 of the Victorian Curriculum: French, and introduce new language specific curriculum planning resources that are designed to support French teachers to plan and implement the revised curriculum.
Date Monday 17 August
Time 4.30pm to 5.45pm
Location Online via Zoom
Kathleen Duquemin holds a Master's Degree in Applied Linguistics and post-graduate degrees in Japanese and Korean Language, and in Education. Prior to joining the VCAA, Kathleen taught Japanese from Foundation to Year 12 and English Language at VCE Level across all sectors. Kathleen has been involved in curriculum development for second language education and as a writer and curator of digital resources for language learning including the Language Learning Space and Inanimate Alice digital journal. She has presented at conferences across Australia and internationally in the areas of Curriculum and the use of technology in language learning, with her papers having been published in Conference Proceedings internationally. Kathleen was an awardee of the Endeavour Language Teaching Fellowship and received the Exceptional and Outstanding Contribution to Languages Teaching Award from the MLTAV for her role in the mentoring of language teachers in their first years of teaching.
Robbie Muljana is a Languages Program Manager in the Curriculum Division of the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority. Robbie has previously worked as an F-12 Japanese and English as an Additional Language teacher in a number of Victorian schools, where he has undertaken roles such as Head of Department, High Ability Practice Leader and Year Level Co-ordinator. Robbie was also a participant in the Teaching Excellence Program, where he conducted action research in supporting background language learners in the mainstream languages classroom.
CHANTONS ENSEMBLE AFTV FESTIVAL DE CHANSON FRANCOPHONE
Calling all students in Years 5-8! Get ready to join the AFTV French Singing Competition.
Registrations close Tuesday 16 June.
We are pleased to offer online French conversation classes in Term 3 2026. The classes are delivered by Marilyne Lopez of Almaje
Language School.
Dates 22
July to 26 August
Time 6.15pm to 7.45pm
The AFTV is pleased to invite AFTV members and guests to an AFTV Cultural / PL Event at the NGV for the Melbourne Winter Masterpieces
exhibition 2026: CARTIER
Date Sunday 26 July
Venue The National Gallery of Victoria
Time 10.15am
This full day workshop led by Karine Coste is designed to help participants to discuss and gain confidence in preparing their students for
the VCE French external examinations.
Date Monday 27 July
Venue The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins
Time 9.00am - 3.30pm
Connect Collaborate Celebrate
Are you teaching French in a Victorian primary school? Join fellow educators from the government, Catholic and independent sectors for an afternoon of professional networking, idea-sharing and inspiration.
Venue MLC Junior School 2 Lofts Avenue
Date
Wednesday 29 July
Time 4.30 pm
French Trivia is back again in 2026! A night of learning and fun for your Years 9 & 10 French students.
Date Friday 7 August 2026
Time 6.00pm - 8.00pm (approx)
Venue Sacré Cœur – 172 Burke Road, Glen Iris 3146
Introducing Version 2.0 of the F–10 Victorian Curriculum: French, and new support resources to plan and implement the curriculum in your
primary and secondary classroom.
Date Monday 17 August
Time 4.30pm - 5.45pm
Via Zoom
We are pleased to invite your students from years 5 - 8 to a screening of this delightful animated French film in which 10-year-old
Nina and her best friend Mehdi plot to find stolen money she believes is hidden in an abandoned factory.
Venue Cinéma
Palace Como South Yarra
Date Wednesday 19 August
Time 10.30am
FULLY BOOKED!
We apologise to those schools who were hoping to enrol their students in the Atelier Oral en présentiel as it is fully booked. There are
however, still places available for the Atelier Oral en ligne.
L'ATELIER ORAL - EN
PRÉSENTIEL
offers your students the opportunity to practise face to face for their oral exam.
Date Sunday 30 August
Time 8.30am - 12.30pm
Location Glen Eira College, 76 Booran Road Caulfield East
L'ATELIER ORAL - EN LIGNE offers your students the opportunity to practise
online for their oral exam.
Date Sunday 13 September
Time 10.00am - 12.40pm
Location Via Zoom