Webinar: The Writing Class

Presenters: Esther Campion

Date: Monday, 2nd June 2025

Time: 5:30 pm QLD, NSW, ACT, VIC, TAS (AEST);
5:00 pm NT, SA (ACST); 3:30 pm Perth WA (AWST)

 

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Webinar Overview
Esther Campion is a literacy teacher at TasTAFE and a published author. Her latest novel, The Writing Class, published by Hachette Australia in late 2024, draws on Esther’s extensive experience as a literacy teacher in TAFEs, prisons and local libraries. Reflecting on her teaching experience and expertise, Esther will share lessons she has learned across her teaching career and explain what inspired this novel. The Writing Class draws on Esther’s experience of the positive impacts of adult education, the importance of social learning, and the benefits of increased confidence.  Esther, who admits to being fascinated by people, has drawn on her knowledge of engaging adults with a wide range of literacy levels and differing goals to share how adult literacy teachers foster a love of learning together.

Presenter bio
Esther Campion is from Cork, Ireland. She attended North Presentation Secondary School in Farranree, University College Cork and the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Her Orcadian husband’s career has taken the family from Ireland to Scotland, Norway and South Australia. Esther now lives on a small property in north-west Tasmania with her husband, youngest child, smoochy cat, second chance poodle and a couple of ageing horses. While she has settled and thrived in every place she’s lived, she still calls Ireland home.
Esther Campion Books – Hachette Australia

 

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