Professional development initiatives at Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Andrew Steiner Education Centre provide teachers with the knowledge and resources to effectively share the stories of the Holocaust to educate and inspire young South Australians to stand up against antisemitism and racism, and actively contribute to a fairer, more just and compassionate world.
Why Do We Need Holocaust Education
By retelling and harnessing the stories of the Holocaust, we can help students understand concepts of democracy, dictatorship, collaboration, resistance, intervention and genocide. Learning these through the lens of the Holocaust helps develop critical analysis of individual events and actions and develops empathy. The goal of Holocaust education is to empower young people to become Upstanders and reflect on the important role individuals play in making a stand against injustice.
How Do We Support Educators to Deliver Their Own Programs
Through a range of professional development seminars offered throughout the year we aim to give educators the tools and confidence required to deliver their own program in school. We also provide a supportive network of peers who share ideas, resources and inspiration for effective strategies in the classroom.
Upcoming Teacher Professional Development Sessions
Ongoing Teacher Familiarisation Sessions
We’re always happy to connect with other educators – whether it’s your first time engaging with the Museum, you’ve worked with us before, or you’re simply curious to learn more. Get in touch for a conversation about how our flexible, adaptable education programs can support and enrich your work in the classroom.
You can learn more about the structure and content of our education programs, ask questions, and explore how we can tailor our offerings to meet your teaching needs.
Participants receive a certificate for half an hour of professional development.
Online Only
Term 3 2026
Wednesdays
4:00PM – 4:30PM
Exact Weeks TBC
Please register at least a week in advance.
Teaching About the Holocaust – An Introduction
This short engaging training provides teachers who are unfamiliar with the topic an opportunity to find out about key concepts, events, and significance of the Holocaust. This training includes practical activities and resources that teachers can use in their classrooms.
This training is online to help cater for teacher schedules.
Participants receive a certificate for one hour of professional development.
Keep an eye on our social channels for other opportunities or contact our Education Manager to discuss your needs at education@ahmsec.org.au.
Online Only
Date & Time 1 TBC
Cost: $40 (Pre-service teachers: $20)
Date & Time 2 TBC
Cost: $40 (Pre-service teachers: $20)
Corporate Professional Development
The Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Andrew Steiner Education Centre offers impactful, custom-designed professional development workshops for corporate organisations. Grounded in the lessons of the Holocaust and the enduring importance of human rights, these sessions support workplaces to foster ethical leadership, inclusion, and moral courage.
Each workshop is carefully tailored in consultation with your organisation to ensure the session is relevant, thought-provoking, and aligned with your goals. Topics can be shaped to suit your workplace culture and priorities, with input from our Education Manager as part of the planning process.
As these sessions are bespoke and delivered by our experienced educators, costs will be discussed upon enquiry.
Please contact us to explore how we can work together to create a meaningful experience for your organisation.
For more information
Contact us at education@ahmsec.org.au for any additional information.
Stay in touch
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Online Resources
AHMSEC Education is currently developing our online resources to support your school visit and lessons in the classroom. Sign up to our Education E-News to be notified when these are made available.