Australian Council of TESOL Associations

Australian Council of TESOL Associations

The ACTA International TESOL conference is held every 2 years and hosted by a State or Territory TESOL association.

2026 location: Sydney

The ACTA International TESOL conference is held every 2 years and hosted by a State or Territory TESOL association.

The ACTA International TESOL conference is held every 2 years and hosted by a State or Territory TESOL association.

The ACTA International TESOL conference is held every 2 years and hosted by a State or Territory TESOL association.

The ACTA International TESOL conference is held every 2 years and hosted by a State or Territory TESOL association.

ACTA International Conference 2026

Shaping the Future

Sydney, Australia
1-3 October, 2026
 

 

The conference will be hosted by ATESOL NSW and held at the University of Sydney. 
We will add more updates to this page when they become available.
 

ACTA International Conference 2022

Pushing the Boundaries

Brisbane, Queensland
26 - 28 September 2022
 

 

ACTA Conference 2021 banner with logos

Hosted by QATESOL

ACTA International Conference 2018

English Language Learning in a Mobile World

Adelaide, South Australia
2 – 5 October, 2018
 


Hosted by SATESOL

ACTA-ACAL Conference 2016

Diversity: Exchanging Ways of Being

Perth, Western Australia
7 – 10 April, 2016
 

Hosted by WATESOL. Joint conference hosted in conjunction with Australian Council of Adult Literacy (ACAL) and WACAL

ACTA International Conference 2014

Meeting the Challenge

Melbourne, Victoria
30 September – 3 October, 2014
 
 
Hosted by VicTESOL
 

 

 

ACTA International Conference 2012

TESOL as a Global Trade - Ethics, Equity and Ecology

Cairns, Queensland
2 – 5 July, 2012
 
 

 

Hosted by ATESOL NSW

ACTA International Conference 2010

Redefining "TESOL" for the 21st Century: Language learning and teaching for the future

Gold Coast, Queensland
8 – 10 July, 2010
 
 
 

Hosted by QATESOL

ACTA International Conference 2008

Pedagogies of Connection: Developing individual and community identities

Alice Springs, Northern Territory
7 – 12 July, 2008
 

 

                                 

Hosted by SATESOL

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