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Education: LANTITE

What is LANTITE?

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The Australian Government has introduced a new national test called LANTITE (Literacy and Numeracy Test for Initial Teacher Education Students), which is run by ACER (Australian Council for Educational Research). If you are a student in an 'initial teacher education' (ITE) course that qualifies you as someone that teaches, you must pass the test prior to graduation to prove that you have the literacy and numeracy skills to become a teacher.

All students who commenced an ITE course from 1st January 2017 onwards must pass LANTITE to graduate.

 

Test information

  • The Test involves two separate tests, one for Literacy and one for Numeracy
  • Each Test has 65 questions, with a mixture of multiple choice and constructed response questions
  • The two Tests can be attempted in one sitting or in separate sittings
  • A student who passes one component of the Test (e.g. Literacy but not Numeracy) can bank the passed component and will not have to sit that part of the Test again

The following LinkedIn Learning courses are available for practice and revision before you sit the LANTITE test. Access LinkedIn Learning from your student portal.  

 

Test Prep

 

Literacy

 

Numeracy

Academic Skills Centre Blackboard Support & Workshops

More LANTITE support, and information on literacy and numeracy workshops is available on Canvas

Learning Support - School of Education

 

 

LANTITE Resources in the ECU Library

LANTITE Online Resources

A range of resources to help you improve your literacy and numeracy skills: