OTF – Ontario Teachers’ Federation

OTF is where smart teachers come to be taught. Discover how our professional development resources can enrich your career.

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OTF is pleased to equip you with a wealth of information to support your career in education.

OTF and the government of Ontario are equal partners in the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan. All you need to know is here.
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Attention Secondary Teachers
Do you have something to say about secondary assessment? Now is your chance. Be part of the Teacher Voice on Assessment (TVA) Project.

Jobs People Do, a new tool for teachers and students
A new website is available to assist youth with decisions about career paths. This site can be used by teachers to highlight the many job and career options available today.

Literacy Links Final Report Available
Literacy Links, a community development project which was a partnership between OTF and Frontier College, has now wrapped up and the final report is available.

Countdown to the Winter Games
With just one month to go to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games, the Canadian Olympic School Program is excited to bring teachers and students the Paint the Town Red School Kit.

Safe@School Phase 2
Now in its second phase, OTF’s very successful bullying prevention project, Safe@School is about to release a series of innovative teacher resources focused on the prevention of racism, homophobia and sexism.

OTF and government to file 2009 valuation of the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan
The Ontario Teachers’ Federation (OTF) and the Ontario Government, joint sponsors of the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, are filing a funding valuation with the provincial pension regulator two years earlier than required by law.