Frequently Asked Questions

Interested In Becoming An Educator With Coastwide Family Day Care?

Coastwide Family Day Care Educators are highly trained, experienced and nurturing Educators who provide education and care for children aged 6 weeks to 13 years in their home based child care service.

Educators need to have a minimum of Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care qualification and have a strong commitment and passion towards the ECEC industry.

Training requirements include:

  • First Aid and CPR Certificate
  • Training in emergency Asthma and Anaphylaxis management
  • Minimum Certificate III level education and care qualification
  • Child Protection Certificate
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Educators without early childhood qualifications, who are committed to actively working towards their Certificate III and who demonstrate capacity and dedication, will be considered.

Educators, and all adult household members, are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Coastwide Family Day Care Educators are required to complete a registration process which includes:

  • Attendance at an Information Session
  • Initial Home assessment
  • Application and Interview
  • Current ‘Working with Children’ Check and National Police Check
  • Medical and referee reports
  • Induction and training procedure

As a Coastwide Family Day Care Educator you will be a small business owner and you will need to consider the requirements of setting up your own business, including:

  • Public Liability Insurance
  • Registering your business with the Australian Taxation Office and obtaining an ABN
  • Business planning

Interested in becoming a Coastwide Family Day Care Educator?

Please complete an Expression of Interest.

Please contact the Coordination Unit for more details.

Coastwide Family Day Care Educators provide education and care for children aged 6 weeks to 13 years in a small group setting within a home environment.

This home environment is designed to provide opportunities for play based learning, linked to the Early Years Learning Framework.

With a maximum of four non-school aged children, Educators can focus on individual interests, strengths and developmental needs.

Educators incorporate programming and activities which extend learning and respond to the learning opportunities in everyday life. Play based learning experiences reflect the diversity and unique interests of each child.

Children and their families also benefit from the opportunity to build strong and nurturing relationships with their consistent and familiar Educator. The opportunity to build strong relationships in early childhood is acknowledged to promote the development of supportive relationships throughout life.

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