Cert III Qualified Educator - Childers

Bright Horizons Australia Childcare Childers is a friendly, community-focussed early childhood education and care service located in rural Childers. We are licensed for 75 places and care for children from 6 weeks to school age.

We are looking for a passionate, motivated and dedicated Certificate III Qualified Educator to bring our vision and ideas to life alongside our wonderful team of educators on a casual 8.30am - 2.00pm basis, with a view to PPT for the right candidate. 

The successful applicant will possess:

• Certificate III Qualification for Early Childhood Education
• A passion for providing high-quality, early childhood care and education
• Enthusiasm and drive to succeed in providing interesting and inviting learning spaces
• Valid Current QLD Working With Children's Check
• Current First Aid, CPR and Asthma and Anaphylaxis training
• Sound knowledge of the Early Years Learning Framework and the National Quality Standards
• Excellent communication skills - both written and verbal
• Motivation and initiative and willingness to be a valued team player

As an Educator at Bright Horizons Childers you will also enjoy the following benefits*:

• Eventual permanent contract available
• Career advancement opportunities
• Childcare discount available
• Uniforms provided
• In service training
• Wonderful, inclusive team environment
• Paid Professional Development opportunities 
• Experienced & supportive Management/Head Office & team environment
• Opportunity to have that perfect work / life balance 

If you believe that you are who we are looking, for then please send through your application, including cover letter and resume, directly to the Service Manager Carolyn at: ********@bhchildcare.com.au or phone on (07) 4126 2***

Please do not click the "apply now" link, as your application may not be directed to the appropriate person.

*T&C's apply

Bright Horizons Australia Childcare is committed to being a child safe environment and has a zero tolerance to child abuse. We have a duty of care to prevent child abuse and identify risks early, including reducing and removing these risks.