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Esther’s pathway from science to the world of ECEC 

Esther Wong was half way through a science degree when she made the decision to switch to a career in early childhood, having been inspired by a casual role in a long day care (LDC) service.

2025-03-10 03:29:02

by Freya Lucas

Advice for ECEC providers who have mergers on the horizon 

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has released guidance on merger reform transition which may be of use to owners and operators in the early childhood education and care (ECEC) sector, and other sectors and industries whose business dealings overlap with ECEC. 

2025-03-10 03:21:44

by Freya Lucas

PALM Scheme workers supported through skills training while in Australia

Those working in Australia as part of the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme are benefitting from specialist language, literacy, numeracy, and digital training designed to help workers settle in and learn new skills whilst in Australia.

2025-03-10 02:57:45

by Freya Lucas

NACCHO CEO calls for urgent action to address worsening Closing the Gap targets

NACCHO CEO Pat Turner delivered a powerful address to the Select Committee on Measuring Outcomes for First Nations Communities yesterday, calling for “immediate and meaningful government action to reverse the worsening Closing the Gap targets,” including those centred around early childhood education and care (ECEC).

2025-03-07 07:51:05

by Freya Lucas

How Rosedale Uniting Early Learning is embedding First Nations culture into its program

Rosedale Uniting Early Learning is a small rural kindergarten in South Eastern Victoria, who secured the Aunty Rose Bamblett Koorie Early Years Legacy Award in last year’s Victorian Early Years Awards for its efforts in amplifying the voices and experiences of Koorie families and local community members.

2025-03-07 07:41:21

by Freya Lucas

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