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The Chinese Language Teachers' Association of Western Australia (CLTAWA) was founded in 1984 with the mission to promote the teaching and study of Chinese language in Western Australia. It organizes activities for students learning Chinese, such as competitions, and provides professional development for its members. Over the decades it has held various events including speaking competitions, writing competitions, and conferences to further its goals.
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This newsletter from the Chinese Language Teachers' Association of Western Australia provides information about upcoming events and recaps recent activities. In the first section, it announces professional development events for teachers in March and June and opportunities for students to participate in a storytelling competition and excursions. The second section describes an Oberthur Primary School program teaching subjects in Mandarin and a student trip to Harbin, China where they experienced cultural activities and sightseeing.
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