Status of Mutual Recognition for teachers in TasmaniaThe Australian Government and most state and territory governments have agreed to introduce a uniform scheme for Automatic Deemed Registration (ADR) of occupational registrations into the existing Automatic Mutual Recognition scheme. However, a three-year exemption (from the ADR scheme) applies in Tasmania for teacher registration and several other occupational registrations. Longer exemptions apply in some other jurisdictions. Teachers from elsewhere in Australia and New Zealand can continue to apply for registration to teach in Tasmania under the existing mutual recognition provisions. Please contact us if you would like further information or clarification of what this news may mean for you and your teacher registration. The Tasmanian Department of Treasury and Finance website also provides detailed information regarding automatic mutual recognition in Tasmania for all occupational licenses here.
The Australian Government and most state and territory governments have agreed to introduce a uniform scheme for Automatic Deemed Registration (ADR) of occupational registrations into the existing Automatic Mutual Recognition scheme. However, a three-year exemption (from the ADR scheme) applies in Tasmania for teacher registration and several other occupational registrations. Longer exemptions apply in some other jurisdictions. Teachers from elsewhere in Australia and New Zealand can continue to apply for registration to teach in Tasmania under the existing mutual recognition provisions.
Please contact us if you would like further information or clarification of what this news may mean for you and your teacher registration. The Tasmanian Department of Treasury and Finance website also provides detailed information regarding automatic mutual recognition in Tasmania for all occupational licenses here.