Early Childhood Education
Train to nurture and teach children in their most formative years, across long day care, preschool and family settings.
Overview
Course overview
Early childhood educators shape the way children learn, play and grow. This field of study prepares you to plan engaging, play-based experiences, support children’s development and wellbeing, and build genuine partnerships with families and communities.
It suits caring, patient and creative people who want a hands-on career with real purpose — and who enjoy working as part of a team in a busy, joyful environment.
What you’ll learn
- Child development and the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF)
- Planning and facilitating play-based learning experiences
- Health, safety, nutrition and wellbeing in education settings
- Building respectful relationships with children and families
- Inclusive practice and cultural competence
- Child protection and your legal responsibilities
Career outcomes
This field of study can lead to roles such as:
Entry requirements
A genuine interest in working with young children, satisfactory language and literacy skills, and a Working with Children Check are typically required. International students must meet the college’s academic and English entry requirements.
Your career starts in North Sydney
Talk to our team about the right course for you, entry requirements and upcoming intakes.