Ensuring the input of First Nations members in the Northern Territory (NT) government’s newly announced Education Engagement Strategy will be a priority for our union.
The new strategy aims to improve student engagement and educational outcomes for young Territorians.
IEU-QNT Branch Secretary Terry Burke said our union will be engaging in the consultation process and will provide a written submission to contribute our feedback to the Education Engagement Strategy.
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