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ELICOS
The IEU represents Directors of Studies, teachers and support staff in the English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students industry.
In 1989 the IEU established the first award in Australia for the ELICOS industry and has achieved regular wage increases ever since.
The Union is constantly involved in negotiations to improve wages and conditions for teachers at the state level and for teachers and support staff at individual colleges.
Officers from the Union are available to advise you on your entitlements and working conditions either over the phone or by visiting your workplace.
In addition, every issue of Newsmonth contains an editorial by ELICOS Organiser Kendall Warren.
Feedback
Do you have something to say about an issue impacting on your industry or do you want to know your rights? Email ELICOS Organiser Kendall Warren at kendall@ieu.asn.au.
Your workplace news
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Rally to Change the Rules
Large rallies are planned in Sydney and around the country in support of the ACTU's Change the Rules campaign. Big business has too much power. Details: https://changetherules.org.au
18 Oct 2018 -
School staff need protection from discrimination too
The Independent Education Union of Australia (IEUA) opposes discrimination based on a person’s sexuality.
18 Oct 2018 -
Book launch: Writing from detention on Manus
You are invited to attend a union book launch of ‘No friend but the mountain: writing from Manus Prison’ by imprisoned refugee Behrouz Boochani. Organising to #BRINGTHEMHERE
17 Oct 2018 -
News Release: IEU congratulates the Labor Party re extending preschool access to three year olds
Leader of the Opposition, Bill Shorten and Shadow Minister for Early Childhood Education and Development, Amanda Rishworth, said a Shorten Labor Government will introduce a new two year National Preschool and Kindy Program ...
17 Oct 2018 -
News Release : IEUA welcomes Labor Party preschool policy
The IEUA has welcomed Labor’s $1.75 billion commitment to provide preschool education for around 700,000 Australian children in the two years prior to school.
17 Oct 2018