ChildCare Educator (Cert III) KU Monash Children's Centre - Frankston

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• Generous annual pay increases
• 5 additional personal leave days for service-based staff 
• 20% employee discount of CCS Gap Fee within a KU Service
• Up to 15 weeks of KU paid parental leave
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• An inclusive culture with a shared vision
   

The Service – KU Monash 

Located on the Monash Peninsula campus in Frankston, our centre provides a welcoming, purpose-driven environment for children aged 6 weeks to 5 years to belong, play, discover, and thrive. Operating Monday to Friday from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm for 50 weeks of the year. At Monash we put emphasis on building strong, respectful and reciprocal relationships with children and families. Our key educator approach assigns one educator to a small group, establishing consistency and familiarity. This in turn supports positive engagement and learning.

The service has convenient parking close by, easy access to public transport links, and the team is passionate, supportive and diverse. 

The Role

We are looking for a Certificate III qualified educator to work in the Toddlers room on a full time, basis (Monday-Friday 8 hours per day) on a rotational roster. You will accrue a monthly rostered day off; that's 12 extra days of leave per year!

This role will suit someone who values the importance of building strong relationships with both children and their families and is a great team player.

Candidates Require: 

• Australian working rights
• A current and valid NSW Working with Children Check
• An ACECQA recognised Certificate III qualification
• A National Child Safety Training Certificate
• A completed training in Child Protection (CHCPRT025) and an understanding of the legislation and its implications for the care and protection of children
• Working knowledge of the Early Years Learning Frameworks (EYLF)
• Sound understanding of the Education and Care Services National Law (2010) and the Education and Care Services National Regulations (2011)
   

About Applying:

If this sounds like an opportunity you would like to explore, please submit your applications in only three steps:

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2. Upload a copy of your updated cover letter outlining how you meet the criteria
3. Upload a copy of your updated resume 

For inquiries, please contact Sarah, People Services Partner on 02 9268 3959 or via [email protected] (please note applications are not accepted via this email).

KU is committed to social justice and human rights, inclusion and diversity, and equal employment opportunity. We recognise the voice of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and promote their participation at KU.

KU Child Safe Statement of Commitment 

KU Children’s Services is a child safe organisation committed to protecting children from harm and abuse. The safety, rights and best interests of children are paramount and inform all aspects of our decision-making. Our longstanding commitment to child safety and wellbeing is demonstrated by our zero tolerance for child abuse, a strong culture of reporting concerns, and respect for children’s voices and participation. We embed the Child Safe Standards in everyday practice, comply with child safe legislation, and foster a culture in which children are safe, valued and heard.