Goodstart Early Learning is growing our team nationally and is looking for passionate, outcome focused early childhood educators. We are currently seeking a number of qualified casuals for our Goodstart Tweed Heads centre. Ideal candidates will hold: * Certificate III or Diploma qualifications in Children's Services * First Aid Certificate * Working with Children's Check clearance Your role You will be required to deliver quality education and care that meets the needs, interests and abilities of each child, whilst providing a safe and healthy environment. Familiarity with the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) and National Quality Standards (NQS) is essential. It is imperative that you are a proven team player with strong communication skills. You will be supported by an experienced group of leaders who will foster your professional development through ongoing training, and encourage you to become an integral part of our organisation. In return Goodstart can offer you; * Career growth supported by training and education * Discounted child care fees from 30% - 50% * A generous employee benefits package * An organisation committed to quality support Positive early learning experiences have a significant impact on the first 5 years. It takes educators like you to make the promise of early learning real. We offer you a rewarding, vibrant career pathway by investing in your passion to inspire a love of learning. Interested? To join the Goodstart team please click Apply Now to be redirected to the Goodstart Inspiring Careers website. Posting Notes: Tweed Heads || NSW || Australia (AU) || NSW & ACT - Region 20 || SF:00 || Certificate III Children Services or equiv

Beautiful NFP Centre Excellent package on offer Close to Public Transport This not for profit organisation is currently looking for an Early Childhood Teacher to make a real difference in the lives of children. Located in St. Leonards this centre is committed to providing the highest standard of quality, education and care through respecting children and their ideas and opinions. This centre has a huge outdoor area and a fantastic collaborative team. This job requires a teacher to provide a caring, nurturing environment for children to grow and develop. This Room Leader role is in the Pre-school room where you will be managing 2-3 staff. You will have great communication skills and be able to work in a team. You will be able to lead the room, program and liaise with parents. You must have completed a Bachelor of Early Childhood Education or recognised equivalent. Please apply online or for more information contact Abigail Walker on (02) 8226 9747 or email abigail.walker@hays.com.au

Who you will be working for: Our client specialise in providing high quality, innovative sales training, sales assessment/learning and development solutions to the Corporate/Commercial markets. As a result of significant growth, they are currently seeking to appoint an industry experienced proven senior sales/business development professional to join the team here in NSW.            What you will be responsible for: Specifically targeting the C-level, HR, L&D space: Corporate, IT, Finance markets Cross sell and promote the companies customised solutions Strategically expose new business opportunities across the key vertical markets Work as part of a team in providing presentations, needs analysis and other various consulting needs What we are looking for: Ideally you will have a minimum of 7+ years proven sales experience gained from within the sales training, experiential learning, learning solutions, corporate training, learning and development, e-learning industries A high-level of business acumen with a proven track record of new business & key client relationship management Finally, you will not be shy with continuously dealing with a broad range of C-level decision makers What is on offer for you: Your salary will be flexible based on experience typically ranging between $110,000-$130,000 Base (Negotiable depending on experience)+ generous commission structure + Super & expenses with a realistic OTE of $200K. The training & induction process is in-depth and sets you up for success to ease you into the role and realistically see you grow within the organisation.     How to apply:  Apply now or contact Lina Hogg on 02 9236 4554  for a more confidential discussion. Interview time & dates have been locked in for next week so do not hesitate!   Please note, only short-listed candidates will be contacted.  

Goodstart Early Learning is growing our team nationally and is looking for passionate, outcome focused early childhood educators .  Goodstart Early Learning Goulburn is in a quiet street, adjacent from the Hospital and walking distance to the main street and local shops at Goulburn Your role We have an immediate requirement for  a passionate and experienced Early Childhood Teacher with Bachelor qualifications in Early Childhood Education which allows you to work across the ages of 0-6 years .  You will be a committed educator with proven success in the implementation of high quality programming. It is fundamental that you are a team player with strong communication and leadership skills, who is able to guide and support other members of the Goodstart team.   An ability to demonstrate a high level of understanding of the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) and National Quality Standards (NQS) is essential.  In return Goodstart will offer: ·          Career growth supported by training and education ·          Discounted child care fees from 30% - 50% ·          A generous employee benefits package including flexible working conditions ·          An organisation committed to quality support  Positive early learning experiences have a significant impact on the first 5 years. It takes educators like you to make the promise of early learning real. We offer you a rewarding, vibrant career pathway by investing in your passion to inspire a love of learning.  Interested?  To join the Goodstart team please click Apply Now or visit www.goodstart.org.au

Mission Australia is a community service organisation that has been transforming the lives of Australians in need for more than 150 years. Today our 550 community and employment services assist more than 300,000 Australians by providing a hand up, a way forward and hope for the future. Mission Australia's Community Services division works towards creating a fairer Australia by standing up for disadvantaged individuals, families and communities, and helping them to get back on track. Our Skills for Education & Employment (SEE) provides training to increase skills in speaking, listening, reading, writing and maths. It aims to open doors to employment, study and community participation. It caters for a wide range of backgrounds and ages, and is delivered across 40 city and rural locations nationwide.  All our courses are available at no cost and are supplied by Mission Australia. As our Teacher/Assessor, you will provide teaching and assessing services in language, literacy and numeracy to Mission Australia clients. You will be responsible for delivering Skills for Education & Employment (SEE) services, achieving contractual Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) as well as financial targets. You will develop and maintain networks with referring agencies to maximize referrals and in addition, you will have the ability to effectively motivate, and educate job seekers from vastly different experiences and educational backgrounds, and also have the capacity to complete a number of administrative functions to assist outcomes for clients and the organisation. You will have substantial teaching and assessment experience preferably related to adult literacy and numeracy, demonstrated empathy with client groups and ability to develop rapport and the ability to implement creative and structured programmes in a culturally sensitive manner. Certificate IV in Training and Assessment is a must. As a Trainer, you will have extensive work and training experience to deliver a range of vocational qualifications relative to entry into the workforce. The ability to connect with learners who have been disengaged from or are returning to study is essential.  An Adult Literacy and Numeracy qualification and the current Training and Assessment qualification, TAE40110 is essential. In turn we can offer you a satisfying and rewarding role, which truly makes a difference to the lives of people in our local community.  We also offer generous salary packaging. A willingness to undertake a police check and to work within relevant legislation and contractual guidelines are essential criteria. For further information please read the attached position description and apply online. Enquiries can be directed to Pip on (02) 9217 1017. We support closing the gap in living standards and opportunities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Closing date: 24 June 2013

Do you have experience in the fields of Autism and early childhood intervention? Are you looking for a new and exciting challenge? Do you want to be doing something that has true meaning and makes a real difference? About Aspect Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) is the country's largest not-for-profit autism specific service provider.  Aspect builds confidence and capacity with people who have an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), their families and communities by providing information, education and other services. About this role Aspect has established an Early Childhood Development Program for the detection and screening of children 0 to 5 years old who may be “at risk” of autism or other similar developmental concerns in Sydney's Macarthur region and provides early intervention for these young children and their families. You will be responsible for delivering this program that includes community education regarding the early indicators of ASD, screening of children who present with indicators of ASD, home and community based interventions for children identified as ‘at risk' of autism or similar developmental concerns and referrals for diagnosis and ongoing mainstream and specialist support services. This position reports to the Manager, Aspect Building Blocks, Key responsibilities Develop and deliver community education and therapy programs to children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Strengthen the capacity of families to support and promote the development of their young children with an ASD Work collaboratively with others to optimize outcomes for young children with an ASD and their families To be considered for this position you will have Degree or higher qualification in Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Psychology or Special Education Sound understanding of contemporary, evidence based approaches to the design and delivery of early childhood programs for young children with ASD Knowledge, skills and family focused experience with children with ASD or similar disabilities Capacity to design and deliver early childhood therapy programs to individuals with an ASD or similar disability Own car and current NSW driver's licence This position requires a Working With Children Check issued by the Commission for Children and Young People. From 15 June 2013, all applicants will be required to obtain a Working with Children Check clearance from the Commission for Children and Young People. Please refer to the following website for further information: http://www.kids.nsw.gov.au/Working-with-children/New-Working-with-Children-Check Salary and benefits A competitive remuneration package will be based on relevant qualifications and experience.  You can also take up excellent tax-effective PBI salary packaging opportunities as Aspect is eligible for FBT Exemption as a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI). Aspect is focused on providing a positive work and learning environment for staff. Please address the key responsibilities and qualities noted above and at Parts A and B of the Position Profile by clicking on the Job Description link below. Enquiries about this opportunity should be directed to Ellen Witzlsperger, Service Co-ordinator, Aspect Early Intervention on 0424 143 617. Please quote reference number BB0613 on all correspondence. Aspect is a Public Benevolent Institution and EEO employer.  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply. Closing date: 1 July 2013

Do you have experience in the fields of Autism and early childhood intervention? Are you looking for a new and exciting challenge? Do you want to be doing something that has true meaning and makes a real difference? About Aspect Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) is the country's largest not-for-profit autism specific service provider.  Aspect builds confidence and capacity with people who have an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), their families and communities by providing information, education and other services. About the role Aspect provides autism specific early childhood intervention programs across Sydney's South and South West regions.  Aspect's team of Early Childhood Intervention Specialists includes speech pathologists, occupational therapists, psychologists and early childhood teachers who work with children with ASD's and their families. Services include Aspect's Building Blocks individualised home and community based programs. You will be responsible for building child and family capacity, working collaboratively with families, colleagues and other services that children and families may be using (such as early childhood intervention services, childcare, kindergarten, child health, family support, playgroups) and school settings. This position reports to the Service Coordinator. Key responsibilities Develop and deliver individual and group education and therapy programs to children with an ASD Strengthen the capacity of families to support and promote the development of their young children with an ASD Work collaboratively with others to optimize outcomes for young children with an ASD and their families To be considered for this position you will have Degree or higher qualification in Occupational Therapy, or Speech Pathology Sound understanding of contemporary, evidence based approaches to the design and delivery of early childhood programs for young children with ASD Knowledge, skills & family focused experience with children with ASD or similar disabilities Capacity to design & deliver early childhood therapy programs to individuals with an ASD or similar disability This position requires a Working With Children Check issued by the Commission for Children and Young People. From 15 June 2013, all applicants will be required to obtain a Working with Children Check clearance from the Commission for Children and Young People. Please refer to the following website for further information: http://www.kids.nsw.gov.au/Working-with-children/New-Working-with-Children-Check Salary and benefits A competitive remuneration package will be based on relevant qualifications and experience.  You can also take up excellent tax-effective PBI salary packaging opportunities as Aspect is eligible for FBT Exemption as a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI). Please consider the requirements above and the key responsibilities at Part A and address the selection criteria at Part B of the Position Profile by clicking on the Job Description below. Enquiries about this opportunity should be directed to either; Sarah Crook , Service Coordinator, Aspect, Building Blocks on 0428 260 133 or Mary-Ann Bedwani, Service Coordinator on 0413 208 468. Please quote reference BBEIS 0613 on all correspondence. Aspect is a Public Benevolent Institution and EEO employer.  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply. Closing date: 1 July 2013  

Room Leader Rainbow Haven Kindergarten Room Leader - Fulltime Rainbow Haven Kindergarten ECT position available at Rainbow Haven Kindergarten in Glenhaven Age group flexible Must have an Early Childhood Degree. Please contact the Centre Director, Amy, on: 8850 5800 Or send resume through to admin@rainbowhaven.com.au