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Goldfields Family Centre to host open night for those interested in working in ECEC
Freya Lucas
Nov 11, 2024
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Goldfields Family Centre in the Victorian community of Maryborough is hosting an open night on Wednesday 13 November from 5pm to 7pm for those interested in pursuing a career in Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC).
During the evening emerging and interested professionals will have the opportunity to connect with sector experts, current staff and training organisations such as the Chisholm Institute to discuss the options of flexible and rewarding work nurturing local children from birth to school age.“We have a growing demand for staff in the early learning sector and opportunities like the open night are a terrific way to explore the pathways available into a really worthwhile career,” Central Goldfields Shire Interim CEO Sally Jones said.
“Our educators do fantastic work giving our youngest community members their best start in life, with children socialising and learning so they’re well prepared to start school.”
For Carolyn Bartholomeusz, Central Goldfields Shire Manager Children and Families and Executive Officer Go Goldfields, working with children in early learning offers many rewards.
“When working at Goldfields Family Centre you make a real impact in young people’s lives,” she explained. “It’s an absolute joy supporting children to grow and learn, plus there are so many different roles and settings you become a part of. No two days are the same working with little people - they never cease to surprise you!”
“Whether you’re qualified and have worked in the sector before, considering a return to work now your own children are starting school, or looking for an exciting career where you can earn while you learn, I’d strongly encourage you to come along and meet everyone at our open night.”
One of the people who is likely to be in attendance on the evening is Trainee Early Childhood Educator Hayley Brame, who said starting her course was life changing.
“I can’t believe how much I love coming to work,” she said.
“At times it’s incredibly busy but there are so many great moments throughout the day. I’d strongly encourage school leavers who love working with children to consider the possibilities and come along to the evening.”
Goldfields Family Centre is located at 100 Napier Street, Maryborough. Learn more about the event here.
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