Training that elevates early childhood education and care

This session introduces a practical framework to help educators approach complex conversations about behaviour and other sensitive topics with clarity, confidence and care.

Supporting children’s transition to school is a shared journey, strengthened by strong collaboration and responsive, play-based practice.

This session explores practical ways to work with children, families and schools to support each child before, during and after their transition.

Deepen your understanding of Loose Parts Theory and explore how flexible, adaptable environments can support children’s exploration, inquiry and agency.

Do you feel that you have exceeding practices but are finding it difficult to identify this in your key practices? Are you unsure what the difference is between meeting and exceeding? 

This Director’s Toolkit session will strengthen your understanding of the Education and Care Services National Law and Regulations while exploring what quality practice really looks like in action. Gain practical insights to lead compliance confidently and embed meaningful quality practices across your service.

Note: This series is only recommended for new directors or those looking for a refresh.

Move beyond recycling and rethink what sustainability really means in early childhood.

This session unpacks the EYLF V2.0 Sustainability Principle, exploring how environmental, social, and economic sustainability come to life in everyday practice, supporting educators to embed meaningful, future-focused learning that empowers children as active contributors to a more sustainable world.

• Have you ever been challenged when thinking about how to engage in play with children so as not to encroach or take over their play?

Give your team the practical knowledge they need to recognise and manage biological hazards (biohazards) in early education and care. Developed by ECEC and work health and safety specialists, this self-paced course supports safer practice and provides a certificate of completion aligned with Safe Work Australia’s Model Code of Practice.

Making a group booking? Get 5 enrolments for the price of 4 using this booking page. 

Give your team the practical knowledge they need to recognise and manage biological hazards (biohazards) in early education and care. Developed by ECEC and work health and safety specialists, this self-paced course supports safer practice and provides a certificate of completion aligned with Safe Work Australia’s Model Code of Practice.

Note: This price is for group bookings, giving you 5 enrolments for the price of 4. Book a single enrolment here. 

Committee members often change annually, leading to a constant need to rebuild knowledge for the upcoming year. It's important to have committee members on the same page so that they understand their roles and responsibilities and can implement high quality governance.

This 3-hour session provides an essential overview and refresher of child protection legislation, responsibilities, and best practices for professionals working with children in NSW only. Participants will engage in discussions, consider ethical dilemmas and build their knowledge and confidence in responding to child protection concerns.

Gain your child protection certification with the course that sets the standard for the sector.

CHCPRT025 Identify and Report Children and Young People at Risk is a comprehensive child protection course that provides training around all aspects of abuse, reporting requirements and legal obligations for early childhood professionals.