The Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care gives you an opportunity to explore more career options. From creative resource design to inclusion support, leadership, or advocacy, it offers a rich landscape of opportunities beyond the traditional role of working as an educator in an early learning setting. The following article provides examples of different career pathways for your Diploma qualification.

This template can be used for a cert 3 educator in an assitant position to review their performance.

This template can be used for a diploma educator in a room leader position to review their performance. 

RPL is a process where your previous learning, skills, and experience are formally recognized towards a qualification. The following article provides information on Relevant Experience, Gathering Evidence, Application Process, Assessment and more. 

Credit transfer is a process that allows students to receive recognition for their previous studies when they enroll in a new course or at a different institution. The following article provides information on What Is Credit Transfer? What Is The Purpose?, How Does It Work? The Benefits, Requirements, Difference Between Credit Transfer and RPL and more. 

The differences between a Certificate III and a Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care depends on your career goals, current qualifications, and the level of responsibility you wish to take on. The following article provides information on the Cert 3 and Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care.

Traineeships in early childhood settings in Australia offer a fantastic opportunity to gain practical experience while earning a qualification. The following article provides information on the Types Of Traineeships Available, Cert 3 Traineeship, Diploma Traineeship, Benefits Of A Traineeship, What To Expect and more.

A Diploma Of Early Childhood Education and Care opens up a variety of rewarding career opportunities. The following article provides potential career opportunities for Educators who have completed a Diploma Of Early Childhood Education and Care.

Fee-free early childhood education and care training are available to any eligible NSW resident, regardless of age, employment status or prior qualifications.

Under the NSW JobTrainer program, the NSW and Commonwealth Governments are funding fee‑free training places for existing workers in the childcare industry to complete the Diploma in Early Education and Care (CHC50113).