Australian Federation of Ethnic Schools Associations Inc.
Community Languages Australia - AFESA (short CLA) represents all community language school state and territory federations and associations at a national level.
On Monday, 28 August 2023, Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs, The Hon Andrew Giles announced the $15m Funding Program for Community Languages Schools. The program is for two years
Community Languages Australia and its Member Associations offer wonderful opportunities for teachers and instructors to upskill, network and find ways of accessing resources through Conferences throughout the year. National and State Conferences have been the fabric of the community language school sector activity for over 25 years. They are an opportunity to discover improved ways of delivering classroom education activities.
Every year, on the third Saturday of May, is National Community Languages Schools Day.
Community Languages Australia (Australian Federation of Ethnic Schools Associations) is an umbrella body designed to unite the ethnic schools of Australia, and the state-based bodies which serve as their administrators, consolidating them beneath a single, organisational banner, and in the process carrying out a number of crucial roles in the creation, maintenance, and profile of Australia’s 1400 community language schools.
Community Languages Australia (Australian Federation of Ethnic Schools Associations) is an umbrella body designed to unite the ethnic schools of Australia, and the state-based.
50 Languages Offered
2733 Total Students
55 Total Schools
405 Toal Teachers
20 Languages Offered
5300 Total Students
39 Total Schools
339 Toal Teachers
46 Languages Offered
8120 Total Students
94 Total Schools
701 Toal Teachers
6 Languages Offered
196 Total Students
11 Total Schools
45 Toal Teachers
17 Languages Offered
5347 Total Students
47 Total Schools
343 Toal Teachers
Executive Officer: Fahry Abubaker
L2, 189 Faraday St,
Carlton Vic 3053
