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ACSE is pleased to announce a TAS Teachers Conference on October 18th, 2025!

Are you teaching the new Technology and the Skilled Trades (TAS) curriculum and looking for practical, hands-on resources? TAS Teachers Conference is your chance to connect with fellow educators, explore ready-to-use classroom projects, and gain confidence teaching TAS — whether you’re experienced or newly assigned.

This one-day, in-person event is designed and delivered by teachers, for teachers.

For more information please see the TAS Conference website

FREE STUFF! More Reasons to Attend!

ACSE is pleased to announce that Abra Electronics is now sponsoring our conference and will be providing a soldering kit to every attendee!

Furthermore, Abra Electronics is also providing 10 digital multimeters to be raffled off at the conference.

See you at the conference!

About ACSE

The Association for Computer Studies Educators (ACSE) of Ontario is a volunteer-run organization that draws its membership from Computing Education communities across the province. The group includes members from: elementary schools, secondary schools, and colleges/universities.

ACSE supports teachers through its conferences and its online moderated discussion group.

How to join ACSE?

There is no fee to join ACSE.

Membership simply requires the completion of a form indicating your role in Computing Education. 

Why join ACSE?

ACSE members represents the priorities and interests of secondary school computing educators with the Ontario Ministry of Education and the Ontario College of Teachers on key issues such as:

  • teacher certification and additional qualifications;
  • in-service Professional Development (PD) opportunities;
  • development of curriculum revisions and educator support resources;
  • ACSE also maintains an active membership within the Ontario Teacher’s Federation (OTF) Curriculum Forum

Our mandate is to provide support for educators and students by:

  • improving information sharing between: secondary Computer Studies and Engineering teachers and elementary teachers implementing computing education in their classroom;
  • facilitating computing education dialogue and information sharing with: colleges/universities, industry partners, and non-profit partners;
  • supporting the development and sharing of teaching resources.