AusPLAT conference success

1 minutes read • 18 September 2023

APAC congratulates the organisers of the AusPLAT 2023 conference held from 8 to 10 September in nipaluna/Hobart.

The event, run by Australian Psychology Learning and Teaching, brought together from around the country psychology educators from both the secondary and tertiary sectors to discuss challenges and best practice.

APAC sponsored several sessions and our CEO, Michael Carpenter, spoke in a panel discussion on the benefits of accreditation.

APAC News will publish podcasts and summaries of key debates in coming issues.

In the meantime, here are a selection of photos from the event.

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