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PST Model

The Professional Standards for Teachers (new window) 495k consist of 12 interrelated standards.

Taken together, these Standards represent the skills and knowledge teachers need to create relevant and worthwhile learning experiences for all students. When referring to the Standards, teachers will of course need to consider their professional circumstances including the context, resources, structures and processes of the school or centre where they are working.

Teachers will 'dip in and out' of the Standards according to their individual professional development needs and the priorities of the school at a given point in time.

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