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Brighton Secondary College Teacher Dismissed for Non-Attendance at Disciplinary Hearing

News RoomBy News RoomJanuary 25, 2025
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This case revolves around a teacher, identified as Trinh, whose teaching registration was ultimately cancelled by the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) due to his persistent non-compliance with imposed conditions and a demonstrable lack of professional conduct. The initial conditions stemmed from performance concerns and were designed to improve his teaching practices, focusing on student treatment, creating a safe learning environment, and professional engagement with the school community. Crucially, these professional development sessions were to be self-funded, and schools employing him for extended periods were required to report back to the VIT on his progress.

However, Trinh failed to meet these requirements. He did not submit the necessary reports or documentation, nor did he engage with the program facilitator. Despite repeated attempts by the VIT to contact him via mail, phone, and email, Trinh remained unresponsive, essentially ghosting the regulatory body. This lack of communication and engagement continued for over two years, during which time he continued to hold a valid teaching registration, potentially impacting the students he may have taught. The VIT panel noted the absence of any explanation or mitigating circumstances for his non-compliance, emphasizing his deliberate disregard for the imposed conditions.

At the VIT hearing, Trinh’s lack of remorse, contrition, or insight into his actions was a key factor in the panel’s decision. His persistent disregard for the imposed conditions, coupled with his failure to engage with the VIT, painted a picture of willful negligence. The panel concluded that imposing further conditions would be pointless, given his history of non-compliance. The severity of his misconduct, demonstrated by his prolonged disregard for the regulatory body’s directives and the potential detriment to his students’ learning, led to the ultimate sanction of registration cancellation.

The VIT’s decision highlighted the seriousness of Trinh’s actions. His failure to comply wasn’t an isolated incident but a pattern of deliberate disregard. This behavior, coupled with his attempt to renew his registration despite outstanding non-compliance issues, raised concerns about his fitness to teach. The panel stressed the potential harm his continued teaching, without addressing the underlying performance issues, could have on students. This case underscores the VIT’s role in upholding professional standards within the teaching profession and protecting the interests of students.

Trinh’s lack of cooperation extended beyond the VIT. The Education Department confirmed he hadn’t worked in a government school since 2018 due to unsatisfactory performance, further reinforcing the pattern of professional inadequacy. This consistent failure to meet professional standards across multiple instances painted a clear picture of a teacher unwilling or unable to address his performance shortcomings. This, in conjunction with his complete disregard for the VIT’s attempts at intervention, ultimately led to the revocation of his teaching license.

The final outcome of this case – the cancellation of Trinh’s registration and a one-year disqualification from reapplying – reflects the gravity of his misconduct. The VIT panel’s decision emphasized not only the breach of the imposed conditions but also the lack of any demonstrable understanding or acceptance of responsibility on Trinh’s part. This case serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining professional standards within the teaching profession and the consequences that can follow from a blatant disregard for regulatory bodies and professional development mandates. The VIT’s actions demonstrate a commitment to ensuring the quality of education and protecting the well-being of students by holding teachers accountable for their conduct.

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