Training

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.

The world is always changing, and nothing stays the same, this is particularly true in the ECEC sector where policies and practices seem to change daily. How successful these changes are is dependent upon on how they are managed at the service.  

Is everyone on board with the change or are there some who are attempting to block it? 

Our leadership expert will help you to discover how to manage the change process at your centre so that everyone is committed to making it happen. 

Time is one of the most valuable yet limited resources in an early learning environment. Balancing educational programming, administrative tasks, team collaboration, and children’s needs can often feel overwhelming. This session explores practical strategies to manage time more effectively within an early learning service by shifting the focus from time management to priority management.

• Does using the word 'mathematics' in an ECE setting make you feel uncomfortable? 
• What mathematical concepts are relevant in a play-based setting? 

This session includes an overview of basic early years mathematics and numeracy skills to give educators the confidence to incorporate numeracy concepts and mathematical based experiences in a play-based program.

Many educators are aware of loose parts and have incorporated them into their program, but how much do we understand about loose parts theory? 

Unpack the Theory of Loose Parts in order to understand how they promote discovery and problem solving through inquiry-based learning. 

This recording of our livestream session covers extensive information relating to the roles and responsibilities of an Approved Provider, an introduction to the NQF and the regulatory responsibilities for Approved Providers under the National law and regulations, and the relationship to QA7 and reference to real life examples of what good practice looks like.