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Community Languages Victoria (CLV) represents over 200 community language schools in Victoria.
Community language Schools provide quality languages educational and cultural maintenance programs to over 40,000 students in a range of 55 languages in Victoria (100,000 students nationally).
They are complementary providers of language education in mainstream schools.
Mainstream schools, community languages school and the Victorian School of Languages provide Victoria with a very important asset.
This asset is transferred into all walks of life and benefits all Australians.
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Governance Documents
The CLV is currently reviewing its governance documents to reflect the changes and current structure:
CLV Setting Policies Background Papers
CLV Limits of Authority Policy
CLV Delegations of Authority
CLV Committee Charter & Code of Conduct
CLV Conflict of Interest Policy
CLV Data Privacy Policy
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CLV's Objectives:
CLV strives to promote languages education through community languages program
CLV represents community languages schools on Government Boards and committees on behalf of community languages schools in Victoria
CLV coordinates their activity and works closely with the Department of Education to ensure CLS provide quality programs which are aligned with curriculum and standards frameworks
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Why should my school become a member of CLV
Support for your activity
Opportunities to improve quality educational programs
Increased educational opportunities
Representation before Government
Improved prospects for increased funding campaigns
Opportunity to have a say on Government policy
Enhances community building capacity
Coordination of language specific groups
Coordinated Professional development
Opportunity to meet a wide range of community groups
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The profile of community languages schools in Victoria is enhanced through a strong, focused and active Association.
CLV provides you, your school, your teachers, parents and students an opportunity to participate in many activities that enhance linguistic and cultural maintenance.
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