Early Years Essentials

EPEC Education Child Protection Courses

EPEC Education (RTO: 45113) takes pride in its status as a Registered Training Organisation approved by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). This means that its accredited training services meet rigorous national standards, ensuring that the qualifications we provide are recognised across the country.

Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect

This resource provides access to information on mandatory reporting laws, which require specified people to report designated types of suspected child maltreatment to specified state or territory authorities. It provides answers to common questions about mandatory reporting and covers the mandatory reporting legislation across all Australian jurisdictions.

Child Safe Organisations E-learning Modules

At Entrée Early Years Recruitment, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of children is paramount. These resources can equip you with up-to-date knowledge of child safety protocols and best practices, crucial for creating a secure environment for all children we interact with.

EPEC Education Child Protection Courses

Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect

Child Safe Organisations E-learning Modules

Fostering Friendships with Preschoolers

As parents and educators, reflecting on our friendships can help us understand how children make and keep friends. We can all relate to meeting people we ‘click’ with and others we prefer to avoid. Preschoolers experience this, and by the time they are four years old, they can differentiate between those who are friends and…

Autumn Inspired School Holiday Fun

As the school holidays approach, many educators will be programming and planning for the upcoming school holiday program. Families will also be thinking about how they will spend quality time with their children. Here are some fun, budget-friendly activities to keep the children engaged during the school holiday break.

The importance of building self-confidence in young children

Building Self-Confidence in Children – A Guide for Parents and Educators

Children who have confidence are more inclined to try new things and try again if they fail the first time. They may be more likely to cope with setbacks and feel proud about what they can achieve. As parents and educators, it is important that we show unconditional love and encouragement. We must also be aware of and model our self-esteem.

Understanding Separation Anxiety – A Guide for Parents and Educators

Definition of Separation Anxiety Separation anxiety is when a child becomes distressed or upset from being apart from main caregivers. A common and normal part of child development, it can occur in early childhood as well as with older children when they experience change. As children feel more secure in their new environment or situation, symptoms…

Entrée Early Years Recruitment's Journey in 2023

Entrée Early Years Recruitment – 2023 A Year in Review

As we approach the end of the year, the team at Entrée Early Years Recruitment would like to take a moment to reflect on the incredible journey we’ve had and to express our sincere gratitude to our wonderful clients and candidates. This has been an exceptional year for us, and we couldn’t have done it…