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AUTLA -All Together Now - National Ukulele Project

Find an AUTLA-led group or lessons via the map below.

How to get your group on the AUTLA map

To stay up-to-date with important announcements from AUTLA, including information about upcoming PD workshops and special events for members, please "like" the AUTLA Inc Member Group Facebook Page.

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Why Join?

To get your group on the AUTLA map of Australia!
To increase your skills and knowledge of making music with the ukulele;
To improve your skills and abilities to teach your group;
To access resources and professional development opportunities for ukulele teachers and leaders;
To gain the support the of other quality teachings and leaders, online (via a private Facebook group), and at regular gatherings;
To have a voice in the Australian Ukulele Community;
and more ... see our Aims, in Why do we exist?

How to join?

Review these two documents:
1. the Australian Ukulele Teachers and Leaders Association Inc constitution(PDF download)
2. the Association's Privacy policy(PDF download)
Fill in the form
When approved, you will get a login to this site, and you will be able to set up your membership.
Membership consists of a $10 joining fee (one off) and the $30 annual fee.

Why do we exist?

Why do we exist?

To give public voice to the Australian Ukulele Community;
To improve and expand the options for music education in Australian schools;
To bring together Australian ukulele teachers and leaders at a regular gathering/conference;
To support the development of quality teaching and leadership practice in community ukulele groups;
To offer, support and provide resources that promote professional development opportunities for ukulele teachers and leaders;
To increase the community’s knowledge of the pleasures and benefits of making music with the ukulele, both individually and in groups;
To increase the Australian ukulele community’s knowledge about the cultural, historical, geographical and theoretical aspects of music and music-making;
To create, improve and expand the links between the Australian ukulele community and the Australian folk music movement and associated festivals;
To maintain a professional network of Australian ukulele teachers and leaders across Australia;
To create and foster links between Australian and international ukulele teachers and leaders.

Photos from our 2019 PD

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