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Introduction to working in early education and care
This free* 10-week pilot will provide you with an opportunity to explore working in early childhood education and care as a career choice. You will gain skills and knowledge in working effectively with people through a program that combines online and face-to-face workshops, mentor support and practical work experience placement in an early childhood service.
Gowrie SA
My Friend Has Two Mums
My Friend has Two Mums is an online professional learning course exploring gender and sexuality in early childhood, this course features 15 early childhood experts with associated practical tips and tasks for each modules. NESA approved.
The Inclusion Room
Understanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultures and People: Building a culturally competent and responsive service
Professional learning modules that support understandings of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and people. Module 3: Building a culturally competent and responsive service - this course gives you practical actions that you can use across your entire service.
Early Childhood Resource Hub
Loose Parts Play
Many educators are aware of loose parts and have incorporated them into their program, but how much do we understand about loose parts theory? This session will unpack the Theory of Loose Part
Community Early Learning Australia
Reflecting On Reflective Practice
Reflecting On Reflective Practice explores reflective practice in early childhood education and care services. Reflective practice is a fundamental requirement and this series is a supportive, practices across your service or organisation.
The Inclusion Room
Intergenerational mental health
This course is designed for professionals who work with children, and those who work with adults who are parents. It supports you to apply three elements of an ‘intergenerational lens’ to your work, to positively influence the parent–child relationship and children’s mental health. The course describes how an intergenerational lens can be used in practice to better understand the history of family challenges or disadvantages, as well as the history of family strengths, resilience and know-how.
Emerging Minds
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