Winter Professional Learning Day
MTASA Winter Professional Learning Day 2025 REGISTRATIONS OPEN FROM 12.30PM ON THE DAY The Mystery of the Musical Mind — keynote presentation by Amanda Handel The Mystery of […]
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MTASA Regularly host events to support you and your student.
Personal Development, Performance and Conference events are a regular occurrence for the MTASA.
Events
EVENTS
We hold a variety of events throughout the year for members, and we offer members’ students opportunities to perform and compete.
FOR YOU
- Professional Development sessions
- Biennial Summer Conference
- Webinars
- Opportunities for career building through public presentation
FOR YOUR STUDENTS
- Concert Performance Days
- Competitions – Norman Sellick Prize, Reimann-Robinson Scholarship, Miriam Hyde Prize
- Professional Development Days – Masterclasses and performances
Competitions Day 2025
MTASA Competitions Day 2025 Reimann-Robinson Scholarship & Norman Sellick Memorial Prize The Music Teachers’ Association of South Australia warmly invites you to the 2025 Competitions Day, featuring the Norman […]
$50 – $65
MTASA 2026 Summer Conference Inspired Repertoire: Inspiring Teaching
MTASA Summer Conference 2026 Inspired Repertoire: Inspiring Teaching Join us for a full day of fresh, engaging repertoire and practical teaching approaches for the studio and classroom. Discover new musical […]
MTASA 2026 WINTER PROFESSIONAL LEARNING EVENT
MTASA 2026 Winter Professional Learning Event Why the Future Needs Music Learning Join internationally recognised neuromusical educator Dr Anita Collins for this live online professional learning event exploring the human […]
MTASA Competitions Day 2026
MTASA COMPETITIONS DAY 2026 Miriam Hyde Junior Award & Miriam Hyde Senior Award The Music Teachers’ Association of South Australia warmly invites you to the 2026 Competitions Day, featuring the […]
$65
MTASA AGM 2026
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MTASA Regularly host events to support you and your student.
Personal Development, Performance and Conference events are a regular occurrence for the MTASA.