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Introduction
Created under the Education Act, the Alberta Teaching Profession Commission is an independent, arms-length regulatory body that oversees disciplinary matters for teachers and teacher leaders, much like professional organizations do for a variety of occupations in Alberta, including nurses, doctors and social workers.
The commission reviews and investigates complaints of alleged unprofessional conduct and professional incompetence filed against Alberta-certificated teachers and teacher leaders.
In focus
How to submit a formal complaint of unprofessional conduct or professional incompetence involving a teacher or teacher leader.
A process exists to ensure the professional conduct and competency of Alberta-certificated teachers and teacher leaders.
The commission may recommend a public hearing as the next step in the disciplinary process after finishing its investigation.
Download a summary of the disciplinary process and what to expect, based on your role in the process.
Annual reports
The Education Act mandates that the Alberta Teaching Profession Commission must prepare and submit an annual report to the Minister of Education on complaints received and reviewed by the commission in the previous year. The minister presents the report to the Legislative Assembly.
- Alberta Teaching Profession Commission annual report
- Alberta Teaching Profession Commission Preliminary statistics from 2023/24
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