National Journal SZENE
Szene - Szene
SZENE Annual - Journal for Teachers of German
The Association of German Teachers of Victoria Inc. (AGTV) has published the teachers' journal SZENE since 1980.
The AGTV is grateful to the South Australian German Teachers Association (SAGTA) for their support for SZENE, as well as other subscribers from interstate.
SZENE is published in cooperation with the Network of Australian Teachers of German (NATG).
Thanks to Goethe-Institut Australia for contributing funding towards its publication.
The AGTV Committee will produce occasional eMags in a format TBC to forward to AGTV and SAGTA individual members and individual subsribers to SZENE.
SZENE publications:
From 2016, only one printed issue will be published.
Contributions from throughout Australia will be included in the SZENE Annual including reports from the NATG.
SZENE 2017
- Table of Contents 2017
- List of Links for SZENE 2017
- Foto: Strand - See p87 - for use by teachers of German in schools
SZENE 2016
Links for 2015
- Table of Contents SZENE 1-2015
- Selected links from SZENE 1-2015
- Table of Contents SZENE 2 - 2015
- Selected links from SZENE 2-2015
Links for 2014
Links for 2013
- Selected links from SZENE 2-2013
- Table of Contents - May 2013
- Selected Web Links - from May issue
Links for 2012
- Table of Contents - SZENE 2-2012
Selected links:
Publication Details for SZENE Annual
The publication date for the SZENE Annual varies. To ensure a copy, please finalise membership or renewal of membership early in Term 1.
A copy will be sent to current members and subscribers and SAGTA members. Sorry, no back copies available.
Contribtions welcome at any time.
For 2018, the deadline for contributions is 29 March 2018.
Subscriptions to SZENE and eMags
Anyone may subscribe to receive the printed copy of the SZENE Annual to stay in touch with the German teaching community.
Interstate individuals may subscribe to receive the SZENE Annual and eMags. The AGTV requires an email address of an individual to forward the eMags.
Subscriptions are due annually.
NB: A subscription to SZENE is also part of a membership of the AGTV in Victoria and SAGTA in South Australia. It is for a calendar year.
- Membership & SZENE Subscriptions - click on this heading on the top bar of link
International and Business subscriptions available on request to the AGTV.
Contributions and Advertising Enquires
For contributions and advertising in SZENE, contact the AGTV Editor:
Maja Herr This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Role and History of SZENE
The first issue of SZENE was published by the AGTV in 1980, an initiative of both the AGTV and the Goethe-Institut in Melbourne.
SZENE informs, unites and inspires teachers of German. SZENE promotes the sharing of ideas and resources between teachers across Australia. We consistently receive positive feedback from subscribers.
The name was the brainchild of Rolf Klieme from the Goethe-Institut in Melbourne and Life Member of the AGTV. He explained in the first issue:
„Weder ein deutsches Wort noch ein englisches, sondern ein internationals. Der Name soll bezeichnend sein für unser Programm: das Wort hat verschiedene Bedeutungen, viele Seiten und Aspekte des Gebrauchs. Und so soll SZENE sein: vielseitig und vieldeutig, kurz, interessant genug zum Nachdenken und Mitdiskutieren.“
Further information about the history of SZENE and the AGTV:
