There are lots of big roles waiting for you right now! In some cases, you can even start work in the early learning and care sector while you study towards a qualification.
Members of the Early Learning and Care Council of Australia offer careers in locations right around the country.
Whether you are a recent high school graduate or are currently working full-time and looking for a career change, there are myriad course options to choose from that best suit your learning needs. These include:
A Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care takes around 12 months to complete. This is the best option for those keen to learn on the job. Complete a Certificate III as part of a traineeship to work while studying part-time.
A Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care is the next step after a Certificate III. Taking around 12 months to complete, the Diploma provides deeper learning around early childhood education and development, and sets educators on a pathway to leadership roles.
Many universities in Brisbane and elsewhere in Queensland offer a Bachelor of Early Childhood Education, a three- or four-year degree when studied full-time. If you need to balance any other competing priorities, part-time study or online study provide flexible options. Since 2021, the Australian Government has cut student fees for education degrees by up to 75%, making degrees more accessible for all interested.
For eligible Queenslanders aged over 15.
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In-community study for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates, delivered through TAFE Queensland North.
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Up to $40,000 per student for new full-time undergraduate teaching students (up to $10,000 per year for a four-year qualification) and up to $20,000 for new full-time postgraduate teaching students (up to $10,000 per year for a two-year qualification).
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A grant of at least $2,500 in the first semester of your Education degree.
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