TEACHER PROGRAMS
Ken Mappin Award
The CEA Ken Mappin Prize for a Beginning Chemistry Teacher is awarded each year to an Education student who is completing a method in Chemistry and is judged by the selection committee to be the best applicant.
The prize is $1000. Applications will re-open in late 2025.
Travel Scholarship
The CEA Travel Scholarship is awarded every second year for travel to an overseas chemistry conference. The value of the scholarship will be $5000.
Applications are closed and will reopen in 2025. The application form is available for information purposes only.
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EARLY CAREER PROGRAMS
Mentoring and Networks
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We run a mentoring program for early career teachers that is particularly tailored to teachers who are in small rural schools. Apply here.
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Prospective mentors can apply here
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The Early Career Chemistry Network have a vibrant and supportive Facebook group and regular meetings. Contact Alex Colussa or go to the Facebook page for more information.
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STUDENT PROGRAMS
Chemistry Olympiad Training Program
The 14-week training program is offered by CEA and The University of Melbourne and covers all concepts in Year 12 Chemistry as well as selected first year university topics. Aside from being excellent preparation for the Australian Olympiad Exam, it's a fantastic extension program for Year 11 students and an excellent head start for Year 12.
Sessions run on Wednesday evenings, 5:30-7:30pm, from 19 March - 23 July (avoiding School/Public Holidays). The program will held in person at the University of Melbourne, with online and recorded options available.
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Cost: $330 per student
VCE Chemistry Revision Lectures
This full day revision lecture will take you through the whole of Units 3 and 4 of VCE chemistry with study tips and hints on the best ways to answer exam questions. You'll get live answers to all your questions with fantastic preparation for the final exam. The sessions are presented by Lanna Derry, who is a highly experienced chemistry teacher and exam marker, Head of Science at Tintern Grammar School and author of many chemistry textbooks for VCE and IB, including as coordinating author for Heinemann Chemistry 2.
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The program is primarily for students in regional or low SES schools but is available for all students.
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This program ran on 24 September 2024, and will run again in the September Holidays in 2025.
