The Tasmanian Association's major focus is to provide professional development for bursars and business managers and other senior non-academic staff in the Independent Schools sector in Tasmania.
The association usually schedules three professional development day seminars each year.
In addition, the Association provides a network of people in similar roles at their own schools. The meetings provide the opportunity for group discussion and an exchange of information on matters of mutual interest. All members may attend any meeting.
Committee members may be contacted to assist with any queries from all members of the Association. The collegiality and contact with the committee and Association members, all of whom have similar professional interests, is a comforting support.
Work goes on behind the scenes so that members can derive benefit from the Association and its activities. I acknowledge and sincerely express my appreciation to all members for their continued commitment and assistance.
Contact  
Association of School Bursars and Administrators (Tas) Inc
James Taylor (Secretary) |
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C/- Dominic College 204 Tolosa St Glenorchy Tasmania 7010 |
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Postal Address:
C/- Dominic College PO Box 256 Glenorchy Tasmania 7010 |
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Municipality:
Glenorchy City Council |
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Ph: (03) 6272-5011
Fax: (03) 6273-0940
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Email:
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Last Updated : 10-09-2007
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Meeting Schedule
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The Association of School Bursars and Administrators Limited (ASBA Ltd) is an organisation representing associations of bursars, business managers and people holding similar responsibilities who are employed in non-government schools throughout Australia and New Zealand.
The Members of ASBA Ltd are eight regionally based incorporated associations, (ACT, NSW, NZ, Qld, SA, Tas, Vic and WA). Each appoints two Directors of the Board of ASBA Ltd.
Various international organisations have linked with ASBA Ltd and its constituent members.
The main aims of the organisation are:
To present Professional Development opportunities across all member associations, including a biennial conference that attracts over 500 delegates, an MBA in Educational Administration, a professional magazine and various financial surveys.
To create collegial networks of individual bursars across all regions and throughout the world.
To provide a national forum for directors of each member association.
To provide advice and information concerning school business management to related national educational bodies.
To recognise members of member associations who have made an outstanding contribution of national significance.
To deal with the business of a national organisation |
Area Served
Tasmania |
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