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(Equivalent to 1st Year of Master)
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Graduate Diploma of
Early Childhood Education
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Duration: 1 Year
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Tuition Fee: starting from only $23,500
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Initial Deposit: starting from only $5,500
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Highly in-demand occupation across Australia
Graduate Diploma is a course equivalent to 1st Year of Masters.
Upon completing this course, you will acquire recognized qualification and practical skills in care and organize learning activities for children. The focus of the course is on play-based learning method, which means you will learn how to educate and stimulate children’s development while letting them play.
*English requirement can be waived if for recent Bachelor/Master graduates from Australia.
Career outcome: A Graduate Diploma of Early Childhood Education equips graduates with a compassionate nature to become a teacher. Not only in the teaching industry, but you will also have exposure to government agencies and the private sector focused on child development. Early childhood teachers play a massive role in shaping a child’s values. Getting qualified to be an early childhood course will not only increase your chance of employability but also will give you an opportunity to help society.
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Early Childhood Teacher
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Kindergarten Teacher
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Early Childhood Service Manager
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Community Service Manager
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Welfare Manager
Migration Skills Assessment
As of December 7, 2024, ACECQA will be the designated authority for all Early Childhood Teacher (ECT) skills assessments. Understanding these changes is crucial for anyone planning to apply for an ECT skills assessment.
1. Qualifications
To meet ACECQA's requirements, applicants must hold an ACECQA nationally approved early childhood teaching (ECT) qualification or an equivalent.
Note: If you do not currently have an ACECQA-approved qualification, ACECQA will assess your qualifications under the NQF as part of a dual assessment, which may require additional evidence.
2. English Language Proficiency
ACECQA requires applicants to meet one of the following English proficiency standards:
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One year of full-time tertiary or higher education level study in Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Canada, the United Kingdom, or the United States.
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An IELTS Academic score of 7.0 or higher in reading and writing, and at least 8.0 in speaking and listening, undertaken in the last 3 years.
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ISLPR (International Second Language Proficiency Ratings) Teacher-focused assessment with Level 4 in all areas.
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On a case-by-case basis, ACECQA may accept a professional reference from an employer in an English-speaking country.
Note: Unlike AITSL, ACECQA accepts one year of full-time tertiary study in an English-speaking country, making it easier for applicants to meet English requirements.
At RACC Australia - We do not charge any service fee for onshore Student Visa Application.
Book a FREE Online Consultation with us to know about the Application process, intake dates, and other study options: www.racc.net.au/migration-agent-education-agent
Read more about other in-demand Teaching occupations, study options and migration pathway:
https://www.racc.net.au/migration-pathway-and-study-options-for-teaching
Federal and State Government boosts for Early Childhood Sector
The Federal as well as the state Governments has already taken necessary steps to boost the early childhood sector, to retain skilled employees and to attract new workforce to this field. Australia’s early childhood education and care sector has grown by more than 14,000 workers since May 2022, with a further 123,000 additional educators and teachers in the training pipeline. A lot of these workforce shortage have been met and will be met in future with Skilled Migrants.
The first payments under the Federal Government’s $72.4 million Early Childhood Education Workforce package are being made, helping to retain the existing highly skilled early learning workforce.
More than 1,200 early childhood education and care (ECEC) services have already received payments to support professional development and training opportunities for more than 15,000 educators.
Read more: https://www.racc.net.au/boost-for-early-childhood-sector
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