ALTAANZ awards
ALTAANZ supports a variety of awards.
The Studies in Language Assessment (SiLA) best paper award is selected every two years from the papers published in the journal. The winners can be found here. This award was formerly known as the Papers in Language Testing and Assessment best paper award (2013-2021). The winners can be found here.
ALTAANZ Conference best student paper presentation is offered every second year for the best student paper presentation at the stand alone ALTAANZ Conference.
For past winners of the award, please click here.
The ALTAANZ best student journal article award is a new award starting in 2025. More information about this award can be found here.
The Penny McKay Award is offered each year. The Award is for an outstanding doctoral thesis which benefits the teaching and learning of second/additional languages in Australian schools and pre-schools, including Indigenous languages, community languages, foreign languages, Standard Australian English as an additional language or variety, and English as a foreign language. Further information and past winners of the award can be found here.
The Studies in Language Assessment (SiLA) best paper award is selected every two years from the papers published in the journal. The winners can be found here. This award was formerly known as the Papers in Language Testing and Assessment best paper award (2013-2021). The winners can be found here.
ALTAANZ Conference best student paper presentation is offered every second year for the best student paper presentation at the stand alone ALTAANZ Conference.
For past winners of the award, please click here.
The ALTAANZ best student journal article award is a new award starting in 2025. More information about this award can be found here.
The Penny McKay Award is offered each year. The Award is for an outstanding doctoral thesis which benefits the teaching and learning of second/additional languages in Australian schools and pre-schools, including Indigenous languages, community languages, foreign languages, Standard Australian English as an additional language or variety, and English as a foreign language. Further information and past winners of the award can be found here.