Good Evening,
I hope someone can assist me with my query.
To provide some background about my professional journey:
I began my career as a trainee in 2013, successfully completing my Certificate III. Subsequently, I obtained my diploma in 2016. I have accumulated nine years of experience as a Nominated Supervisor, coupled with over seven years of experience as an Educational Leader.
Recently, I decided to take a break from my role as a Nominated Supervisor and have transitioned into the position of Assistant Centre Manager at a 100-placement centre. Leveraging my diploma, I have enrolled in an accelerated course to complete a Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education (0-5).
My employer has graciously completed an ECT waiver for me, allowing me to continue my studies while fulfilling my responsibilities as an Assistant Manager.
I have several questions regarding my award level and pay rate:
- What should my award level and pay rate be as an Assistant Centre Manager, considering my extensive experience?
- Does the implementation of the ECT waiver affect my award level and pay rate?
- Will my pay rate change given that I am essentially handling two roles?
- Upon completion of my ECT, what will my level and pay rate be, taking into account my prior experience as a Nominated Supervisor and Educational Leader?
I apologize for the lengthy explanation, but I hope someone can provide the needed clarity.
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Please Help! Award Level and Pay after 10 years Experience
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Re: Please Help! Award Level and Pay after 10 years Experience
Your pay rate as an Assistant Centre Manager with a diploma and extensive experience should align with higher levels of the relevant award, and dual roles may entitle you to additional pay. The ECT waiver is a temporary measure and does not typically affect your award level. Once you complete your Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education,Retro Bowl you can negotiate for a top-tier ECT classification or managerial pay, leveraging your prior experience.
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Re: Please Help! Award Level and Pay after 10 years Experience
I think you have successfully completed the Certificate III which is great. Giving up the ECT will definitely affect the award level and payout ratio but I can’t say for sure. It depends on where you are.Little_smiles wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2024 8:51 amGood Evening,
I hope someone can assist me with my query.
To provide some background about my professional journey:
I began my career as a trainee in 2013, successfully completing my Certificate III. Subsequently, I obtained my diploma in 2016. I have accumulated nine years of experience as a Nominated Supervisor, coupled with over seven years of experience as an Educational Leader.
Recently, I decided to take a break from my role as a Nominated Supervisor and have transitioned into the position of Assistant Centre Manager at a 100-placement centre. Leveraging my diploma, I have enrolled in an accelerated course to complete a Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education (0-5).
My employer has graciously completed an ECT waiver for me, allowing me to continue my studies while fulfilling my responsibilities as an Assistant Manager.
I have several questions regarding my award level and pay rate:
- What should my award level and pay rate be as an Assistant Centre Manager, considering my extensive experience?
- Does the implementation of the ECT waiver affect my award level and pay rate?
- Will my pay rate change given that I am essentially handling two roles?
- Upon completion of my ECT, what will my level and pay rate be, taking into account my prior experience as a Nominated Supervisor and Educational Leader?
I apologize for the lengthy explanation, but I hope someone can provide the needed clarity.
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
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Re: Please Help! Award Level and Pay after 10 years Experience
KayaLueilwitz wrote: ↑Fri Apr 18, 2025 7:37 amLittle_smiles wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2024 8:51 amGood Evening,
I hope someone can assist me with my query.
To provide some background about my professional journey:
I began my career as a trainee in 2013, successfully completing my Certificate III. Subsequently, I obtained my diploma in 2016. I have accumulated nine years of experience as a Nominated Supervisor, coupled with over seven years of experience as an Educational Leader.
Recently, I decided to take a break from my role as a Nominated Supervisor and have transitioned into the position of Assistant Centre Manager at a 100-placement centre. Leveraging my diploma, I have enrolled in an accelerated course to complete a Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education (0-5).
My employer has graciously completed an ECT waiver for me, allowing me to continue my studies while fulfilling my responsibilities as an Assistant Manager.
I have several questions regarding my award level and pay rate:
- What should my award level and pay rate be as an Assistant Centre Manager, considering my extensive experience?
- Does the implementation of the ECT waiver affect my award level and pay rate?
- Will my pay rate change given that I am essentially handling
- Upon completion of my ECT, what will my level and pay rate be, taking into account my prior experience as a Nominated Supervisor and Educational Leader?
I apologize for the lengthy explanation, but I hope someone can provide the needed clarity.
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
I think you have successfully completed the Certificate III which is great. Giving up the ECT will definitely affect the award level and payout ratio but I can’t say for sure. It depends on where you are.
I look forward to receiving your feedback on my ideas in a positive way!