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Quality
Provider
Economics
VIC comfortably leads national quality ratings with 95% meeting or exceeding NQF
Victoria continues to lead national National Quality Standard (NQS) ratings with 95 per cent of all services assessed as meeting or exceeding the standards according to the latest NQF Snapshot released by ACECQA.
2024-11-18 02:07:14
by Jason Roberts
Practice
Provider
Economics
Embark Education confirms strong half year 2024 results and further acquisitions
Embark Education Group, the ASX listed early childhood education and care (ECEC) provider previously known as Evolve Education, has released its Half Year 2024 results confirming strong operational and financial performance in the period coupled with the anticipated settlement of a further seven acquisitions.
2024-08-27 10:04:44
by Jason Roberts
Practice
Provider
Economics
G8 Education reports solid progress towards strategic goals but results clouded by softening demand
G8 Education has reported its half year 2024 results in which a solid financial performance and progress towards meeting strategic objectives has been outweighed by a confirmation of lower enquiry rates that are feeding through to subdued occupancy growth.
2024-08-23 00:37:07
by Jason Roberts
Economics
Quality
Research
Two years later more than 24 per cent of Australia is still in an ECEC desert
In March 2022 Victoria University’s Mitchell Institute published the first publicly released nationwide examination of early childhood education and care (ECEC) supply and demand, in a landmark report which became a key tool to explore the core issue of ethics of access and the availability of care.
2024-08-21 09:11:33
by Freya Lucas
Economics
Practice
Provider
Nido Education calls out “recent softening of new enrolments” in mixed HY24 results
Listed early learning provider Nido Education has released its half year financial and operational results in which it called out “softening of new enrolments” caused by “general cost of living pressures, continued work-from-home and shortages in qualified staff” and discount unwinding leading to a revision of future occupancy forecasts lower.
2024-08-19 10:31:26
by Jason Roberts
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