File a Code of Ethics or Judicial Council Complaint
The Judicial Council considers and deals with complaints of alleged breaches of the Code of Ethics, or conduct harmful or prejudicial to the interests of the Federation.

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Code of Ethics
The Code of Ethics states general rules for all members of the BC Teachers’ Federation for maintaining high standards of professional service and conduct toward students, colleagues, and the professional union.

Understanding the Judicial Council and Code of Ethics Complaint Process
The Judicial Council is charged with implementing the Code of Ethics and establishing procedures which are consistent with the principles of due process and natural justice.

Apply for Mediation through the Internal Mediation Service
The IMS is a team of volunteer BCTF members, trained and experienced as mediators, who work with teachers and others to help resolve workplace conflicts.

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What Happens During Mediation?
Mediation is a carefully designed process that brings people together in conversations, with mediators present, to help them reach a resolution to a dispute. In mediation, “the process” is managed by the mediators; the content and resolution are the responsibility of the parties.

Guidance on Professional Conduct Unit and Teacher Regulation
Includes what to do if the Professional Conduct Unit is investigating you, the teacher regulation, investigation processes, hearings, standards and more

Apply for Legal Aid
The BCTF provides legal aid services at no charge to members on any matter arising out of the members’ employment, including disciplinary proceedings before the Professional Conduct Unit

Legal Aid Eligibility
Learn about the types of situations where you can apply for Legal Aid