2022/23 Certificate III, Diploma and ECT Roles null

Why choose Goodstart?

• ​​Better pay - you’ll get at least 4% above the award rate, increasing to 5% by 2023
• ​​​We’ll help you thrive with paid professional development - we offer a range of opportunities and resources to grow your skills and your career
• Wellbeing focus - you’ll get two extra days off per year. And our dedicated wellbeing program will ensure you get the support you need, when you need it most
• Leave when you need it the most - you’ll have the option to purchase extra leave for even greater work life balance
• 4 weeks paid parental leave – increasing to 6 weeks from December 2023
• Retail and childcare discounts - you’ll save money on insurance, travel and technology, and get 50% discount off your childcare gap fees
• Be part of a supportive team who will assist you to grow and develop in your role

A bit about the role

• Actively contribute to the education program in the room and collaborate with the Centre team
• Engage and supervise the children at all times, ensuring all learning experiences are inclusive and responsive to the needs of all children
• Put safety first with everything that you do to ensure a safe environment
• Build and maintain strong relationships with families
• Comply with National Quality Standards and Goodstart policies and procedures
• Support a culture of reflective practice and ongoing continuous improvement
• Contribute your ideas on areas such as community engagement, sustainability and reconciliation
• Paid lunch breaks
• RDO per month
• Onsite parking

Ok, so what do you need?

• A strong knowledge of the EYLF and NQS is a very good start (notice the pun?!)
• Share our passion for being child-led, with your approach to education
• Planning and implementing some seriously awesome, seriously high-quality educational programs
• Working across a variety of shifts – we’ll always do our best to accommodate your preferences!
• You’ll have to hold a Certificate III in Early Childhood (or an ACECQA approved equivalent), because that’s super important.