Neisha (NSW)

Neisha (NSW)

  Why did you decide to become an early childhood educator?Because I have the passion for working with children. I think that early childhood educators are some of the most important people in setting children up for life. From education through to everyday activities, we help to teach children. We are also there when they…

Kelly (ACT)

Kelly (ACT)

  What’s it like to study while you’re working as an educator?I found it extremely helpful. I was able to use the knowledge of the other educators at my service to help me through my studies and use them as mentors. I also found it really helpful to be able to practice the learning I…

Heather (VIC)

Heather (VIC)

  What’s it like to study while you’re working as an educator?I have studied all my courses, including my Bachelor, while working full-time. I find it invaluable to be working in the industry every day while studying. You get the hands-on experience to put what you are learning into action. You also have the opportunity…

Katrina (NSW)

Katrina (NSW)

  What is the most valuable thing you’ve learned from the children you work with?Children are capable learners regardless of their age. Children have surprised me in the past by being independent and capable, whether it’s during an experience, free play, or during our interactions. If you were a three-year-old today, what element of early…