Contribute
Kodály Australia is a not-for-profit incorporated association and administered by volunteers. A culture of contribution lies at the heart of our community and there are numerous opportunities to be involved.
Join the community
- Become a member of Kodály Australia
- Complete the Australian Kodály Certificate
Share your expertise
- Share your ideas in the Kodály Australia Discussion Group
- Present at local branch events
- Present workshops and papers at Kodály Australia Conferences
- Become an accredited lecturer for the Australia Kodály Certificate
Mentor
- Open your classroom to other teachers
- Mentor emerging music teachers, including supervision of university students
- Mentor aspiring Australian Kodály Certificate Lecturers
Serve the association
- Support your local branch committee
- Nominate for a position on your local branch committee or National Council at the Annual General Meeting
Recognition of service
We recognise service to our association through:
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Latest News
Season’s Greetings from Kodály Australia
On behalf of Kodály Australia, I write to thank you for your support this year and offer our best wishes for the festive season. Despite the unimagined challenges of 2020, there is still much to be thankful for. The pandemic …
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Thank you for sustaining the vision
Today was a landmark occasion in the history of Kodály Australia. This year for the first time we postponed the national conference and brought our community together online – and what a success it was! Nearly three hundred music educators …
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Kodály Australia Virtual Summit 28 September 2020
Join fellow educators throughout the world for a day of inspiring online presentations, practical workshops and engaging discussions led by internationally renowned leaders. The Summit will be recorded and all registered will receive access to the recording. So if you can’t make it on the day, still …
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Kodály Australia Stands Against Racism and Discrimination
Kodály Australia stands against racism and discrimination in all forms. The Black Lives Matter movement has energised important conversations and learning in the global music education community concerning systemic racism and oppression, cultural appropriation, decolonisation, and censorship of indigenous cultures. …
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SA Music Education Strategy and ISME Partnerships
I am pleased to announce that Kodály Australia has recently partnered with the South Australia Government Department for Education Music Education Strategy and the International Society for Music Education. The Music Education Strategy (MES) aspires to increase access to valued …
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