Childcare Diploma Educator - Wanniassa

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• Atmosphere for growing, playing and learning
• Customer-designed indoor and outdoor environment
• A committed team of professional educators to support and nurture children

Childcare Diploma Educator – Wanniassa

Join our growing child care family

This 60-place centre is a warm and welcoming centre with a large outdoor environment that caters to all age groups. Our quality educational resources keep the standard of learning high and we have a real focus on sustainability at the centre. We have great connections with our families and the local community which is evident in the projects we embark on.

This role will work in a brand-new room as a diploma educator. If you are confident and can demonstrate initiative while work collaboratively with others, this role is for you.  

Your role as a Diploma Qualified Educator is to:

• To build and maintain meaningful relationships with children, families and fellow educators and the centre community
• To have a sound knowledge of and demonstrate high-quality practice in line with, the National Quality Framework, that is, Education and Care Services National Law and National Regulations, the National Quality Standard, and the Early Years Learning Framework.
• To actively contribute to the educational program, observations, and documentation, using Story Park and informal opportunities to communicate regularly children’s progress and activities with their families
• In collaboration with your peers extend children’s thinking and learning through intentional teaching strategies, inspiring environments, spontaneous play experiences and high-quality documentation

Successful candidate will have a:

• Completed Diploma in Children's Services
• Sound, practical working knowledge and implementation of the National Quality Framework and the Early Years Learning Framework
• Current First Aid and Asthma & Anaphylaxis certificates
• Current Working with Children check
• Passion and ability to inspire, motivate and maintain a positive learning culture within the centre for children, for your families and for your Educator colleagues

Why work at Guardian?

• You will work with like-minded educators who truly believe in high quality teaching
• You will be rewarded and recognised through our monthly peer-nominated Educator Awards, Quarterly Award for outstanding Team performance and Educator Awards nights
• You will have professional development opportunities to build your knowledge and excel in your career:
• Reimbursement of fees if you’re studying for a commonwealth supported placement degree of Early Childhood & Education
• Paid study leave, practicum placement, support from experienced mentors
• Educator Days and masterclasses to inspire and inform you as well as opportunities to network with other educators
• Sector specific skill development opportunities such as First Aid, Child Protection Training, Practical National Quality Framework Training and more!
• There are significant opportunities for career developments across different centres, new centre openings or our Support Office.
• You can feed into Guardian’s education project – a world class, quality enhancement initiative
• Your own children will receive childcare at up to 50% of the cost
• You will have access to our complementary and confidential Employee Assistance Program to help you through any personal, family or work-related concerns
• All of this, plus an attractive pay package!

If you are seeking a long-term career in the early year’s sector then we would love to hear from you, as we believe we can offer you a career like no one else.

'Guardian Early Learning Group is committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and their welfare will always be our priority.  We want children to be safe, happy and empowered, and our policies, procedures and practices will ensure that child protection issues will be approached and managed in a way to ensure the best outcomes for all children.'