Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The Ontario College of Teachers is the regulatory body for the teaching profession in Ontario and is the largest self-regulatory body in Canada. It was established in 1997. The college's mandate is to license, govern and regulate the practice of teaching. It is also responsible for developing standards of teaching practice, regulating on-going teacher certification and professional development, and accrediting teacher education programs. The College of Teachers also has the responsibility to investigate claims of misconduct made against teachers.The Ontario College of Teachers is also mandated to communicate with the public on behalf of the profession, which it does primarily through its web site.Teachers and principals employed by publicly funded schools (primary or secondary, English or French, "public" or Catholic are required to be members of the College in good standing. College membership is not compulsory for teaching in a private school, but some schools might require it and some teachers are members voluntarily.The College maintains a database of teachers and their qualifications. It is available to the public on the College's website.. }
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- Ontario_College_of_Teachers abstract "The Ontario College of Teachers is the regulatory body for the teaching profession in Ontario and is the largest self-regulatory body in Canada. It was established in 1997. The college's mandate is to license, govern and regulate the practice of teaching. It is also responsible for developing standards of teaching practice, regulating on-going teacher certification and professional development, and accrediting teacher education programs. The College of Teachers also has the responsibility to investigate claims of misconduct made against teachers.The Ontario College of Teachers is also mandated to communicate with the public on behalf of the profession, which it does primarily through its web site.Teachers and principals employed by publicly funded schools (primary or secondary, English or French, "public" or Catholic are required to be members of the College in good standing. College membership is not compulsory for teaching in a private school, but some schools might require it and some teachers are members voluntarily.The College maintains a database of teachers and their qualifications. It is available to the public on the College's website.".