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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 MoreCareer insight: Working as an early childhood educator
The journey into a career in early childhood education varies for everyone. Some get started as an educator right from the beginning of their working life, while others might have a variety of other careers before joining the sector. What is often a common thread for those studying or working in early childhood is a […]
Read MoreTop 10 resume tips to help you land the role you want
You’ve completed the relevant qualifications, now it’s time to find a position in the early childhood education sector! While you should be feeling job-ready, even the thought of writing a resume can be daunting – but don’t worry we’ve got you! To help, we’ve rounded up 10 tried and tested resume tips that will help […]
Read MoreEssential tips to prepare for your job interview in early childhood education
You’ve found a job you think you could excel in and the great news is, the organisation has called you in for an interview – this is what you’ve waiting for! Now all that is left is to conduct a fantastic interview and secure the job. So how you can you go about doing this? […]
Read MoreThings NOT to say in your next job interview
Job interviews are exciting to get, but can be nerve-racking when the day comes! These job interview tips are all about what you should NOT say, even when the nerves kick in. Read through them so you can safely avoid them on interview day. The pressure of a job interview can make us say odd […]
Read MoreCarving out a career in school age education
Practical Outcomes’ graduate Jen, was looking for a change of pace from her career in the creative arts industry where she worked as a children’s photographer. It was a chance encounter with a friend who was expanding from running school holiday programs to also providing before and after school care that saw Jen take a […]
Read MoreJobTrainer extended funding: everything you need to know
The pandemic has proved how deeply we rely on skilled care workers in Australia. The Australian Government’s JobTrainer scheme is intended to support existing care workers to access the resources and training they need, and to provide affordable access to training for first-time learners and those new to the sector. As part of the 2021-22 […]
Read MoreUpskilling for new opportunities in School Age Education and Care
Working with school aged children to help them reach their full potential is an education career that can be incredibly fulfilling. School Age Education and Care (SAEC) or Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) are career opportunities that enable you to guide and nurture children through their school years in a setting outside of their school […]
Read MoreWorking in School Age Education and Care
School age education and care is directed toward caring for children aged 5-12 as they make their way through an important stage of life. During this time, kids progress and develop in meaningful ways. This is a period in which children learn the nuances of communication, make friends and build key relationships, discover and develop […]
Read MoreInternational Women’s Day 2022
This year’s International Women’s Day is coming up on 8 March. Its mission — to celebrate women across the world. International Women’s Day is the perfect time to recognise how far we have come in the pursuit of gender equality but also how far we still have to go. The message is clear: Women’s rights […]
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