providing education and care to children.The roles and responsibilities of a certificate III level educator may include, but are not limited to: For more information visit ACECQA's 'actively working towards' web page. If an individual is ‘actively working towards’ an approved certificate III level qualification, they may be counted as a certificate III level educator, if they meet the requirements under the 'actively working towards' provisions. hold a qualification that ACECQA has assessed as equivalent to an approved certificate III level educator qualification.hold a former approved certificate III level qualification completed before 1 January 2012, OR.hold an approved certificate III qualification, OR.Under the NQF, a person is considered a certificate III level educator if they: All other educators must be certificate III level qualifiedĪll other educators required to meet the relevant educator to child ratios at the service must hold, or be actively working towards at least an approved certificate III level education and care qualification. This is up to the approved provider of each education and care service. The Education and Care Services National Regulations do not specify what roles or responsibilities a diploma level educator must undertake. ensuring compliance with service policies and national and/or state based legislation.managing a variety of education and care services, and.
leading and contributing to service delivery that meets the National Quality Standards.working with community members and external agencies.supporting the health, wellbeing, learning and development of children.designing, planning, implementing and evaluating educational programs and practices, including following and implementing an approved learning framework.supporting and leading children's learning and development.The roles and responsibilities of a diploma level educator may include, but are not limited to: For more information visit ACECQA's actively working towards web page. If an individual is ‘actively working towards’ an approved diploma level qualification, they may be counted as a diploma level educator, if they meet the requirements under the 'actively working towards' provisions. hold a qualification that ACECQA has assessed as equivalent to an approved diploma level educator qualification.hold a former approved diploma level qualification completed before 1 January 2012 OR.hold an approved diploma level qualification, OR.Under the NQF, a person is considered a diploma qualified educator if they: Under regulation 126 of the Education and Care Services National Regulations, 50% of educators required to meet the relevant educator to child ratios in centre-based services with children preschool age and under, must have, or be actively working towards, an approved diploma level education and care qualification (or higher). At least 50% of educators must be diploma level qualified or higher
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