Showcase SA collaborates with MEGT, SA Government and Time Education for ECEC boost
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Showcase SA has been successful in its application for a Skilling SA Project, which will see the group work with the Department for Innovation and Skills SA, MEGT Australia and Time Education and Training to deliver opportunities for those wishing to work in the early childhood sector.
Through the partnership, Showcase SA is offering a Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care for any Australian citizen or Permanent Resident over the age of 18 years who resides in Australia, provided they are not currently on an existing training contract.
The Nationally Accredited Training Program will allow participants to complete their qualification while being paid to work in the early childhood sector, with no out of pocket expenses incurred.
Participants will be expected to complete the training in eight months, and attend one day a week of face-to-face training. Successful applicants will be employed by an early childhood provider who will support their learning pathway, with multiple locations available across metropolitan Adelaide.
There are 20 positions available in the program, with applications closing shortly.
To apply to participate in the program, please use this link. For more information, please see here.
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