Homeschooling

Archive for October, 2005

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Question: How do i start Homeschooling with Australian Curriculum if I am still in Asia and just moving mid next year?

Mother of 3

Answer: Start by checking out the website of Home Education Association of Australia @ http://www.hea.asn.au

Then if you already know which state/territory you're going to be living in, go to the website of their Department of Education and Training and look up "Home Education". You're supposed to register as a home educator - the state's own Department of Education and Training website will have details, the forms etc. In most, if not all, states you can apply for registration, and make a start on putting together the necessary paperwork, *before* arriving in Australia.

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