1. Certificate III of Early Childhood Education

This qualification outlines the responsibilities of educators in early childhood education and care in Australia. They are essential in promoting children's well-being and development while following an approved learning framework. Educators use various skills and knowledge, exercising discretion in their duties per established policies. They may work independently or with supervision, though on-site guidance may not always be available.

2. Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care

This qualification reflects the role of educators in regulated early childhood education and care services in Australia, responsible for designing and implementing curriculum per approved learning frameworks while ensuring compliance in service operations. Educators apply specialised knowledge and theoretical concepts to diverse situations and may supervise volunteers or other educators.

Study Pathways

Students may elect to extend their student visa and employment opportunities by enrolling for further studies in the Early Childhood Education field, allowing for higher salaries and further stay options

Entry Requirements

The Bachelor of Early Childhood Education program requires prospective students to have completed the following to ensure success in the course

• Have completed high school (Year 12 equivalent/60% average) and passed
• Provide evidence of English language scores*, EILTS 5.5 or PTE 45/ OET/ CAE equivalent. Please see the Australian Department of Home Affairs - English Language Requirements Page