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Top ways Practical Outcomes make getting qualified easier for regional learners
Regional learners face unique challenges when it comes to training for a rewarding career. From limited access to training facilities to finding the b...
Read MoreGrowing demand for early childhood educators in regional Victoria
The demand for qualified Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) professionals in Australia has never been higher. In fact, approximately 21,000 mor...
Read MorePathways to a fulfilling career in Early Childhood Education
Pathways to a rewarding career in Early Childhood Education There is a growing demand for qualified educators to nurture children in the early childho...
Read MoreWorld Mental Health Day: Self-care for early childhood education workers and learners
World Mental Health Day is an international day dedicated to raising awareness and promoting mental health education taking place on 10 October. What better time to reflect on mental health and its impact. It’s also an opportunity to renew our focus on how we can do better when it comes to supporting one another, as […]
Read MoreFive hilarious examples of things educators hear from children
Shaping the futures of young children is a responsibility early childhood educators take seriously. But that doesn’t mean there’s no room for fun and laughs too! While some may say ‘never work with children or animals’ we disagree wholeheartedly. A career spent with children means there is never a dull moment — and there are […]
Read MoreInternational Day of Sign Language: Fostering inclusivity and communication
Each year on September 23 we celebrate International Day of Sign Language, raising awareness of just how valuable sign language is in our communities. Signing doesn’t just provide a crucial support for deaf individuals to communicate, but it can also play a meaningful role for children and educators in early childhood education, and people with […]
Read MoreHow to support children’s wellbeing and mental health
While children can be resilient and adaptable, their mental health can be affected which can in turn affect other areas of their lives. As early childhood educators, children’s mental health and wellbeing is always a top priority. Knowing what to look for and how to help children whose mental health may need attention is a […]
Read MoreLiteracy Day: Why children’s literacy is important
Literacy has a profound significance for children’s lives. Beyond just reading and writing, literacy is the key to unlock a world of opportunities, imagination, and lifelong learning. Each year on 8 September, International Literacy Day is celebrated across the world, observing the importance of literacy for all. In the early childhood education sector, this is […]
Read MoreEarly Childhood Educators’ Day: Saying Thanks
Early Childhood Educators’ Day takes place on Wednesday 6 September, 2023 to acknowledge and celebrate the contribution educators make to the development and early learning of children. Educators play important roles during a vital time in children’s development; nurturing babies, toddlers and preschoolers as they safely explore and discover the world around them and their […]
Read MoreThe best start for the best life: the need for educators in the early childhood sector
The importance of early childhood educators providing children with a strong foundation for life cannot be overstated. During these critical years of development, children acquire essential skills such as communication, critical thinking, creativity, and socialisation. Skills for life! By fostering a love of learning, promoting playfulness, and nurturing growth, educators enable children to lay the […]
Read MoreYour guide to student tax deductions: Expenses you can claim
Did you know that learners can be eligible to make study-related expense claims at tax time? Now is the time to make sure you have everything organised when it comes to student tax deductions. Knowing what’s what when it comes to tax time as a learner can ensure that you get the right amount of […]
Read MoreExploring Children’s Favourite Heroes for Book Week
Book Week is coming up in from August 19 – 25 presenting the perfect opportunity for educators to reflect on the profound impact that reading has on a child’s development. Reading not only opens up doors to imagination but also lays the foundation for language skills, cognitive development, and emotional growth. With Book Week just […]
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