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Registered Training Organisation  Code 91429

Training child care educators for today and tomorrow

At Australian Early Childhood College, we have been training childcare educators and managers for over 20 years. Gaining high quality qualifications is increasingly important to children, families and services. Our graduates work across hundreds of services supporting thousands of children and their families.

In 2017 we changed our Trading name from Recognition First to the Australian Early Childhood College. The new name reflects our ongoing commitment to the early childhood sector, we now focus all our attention training staff to work with children across Australia.

Core to our training and assessment program is a commitment to not only our students and their learning needs but, as importantly, a commitment to the children they will care for.

Our graduates provide care that:

  • Is safe and supports each child’s health and wellbeing,
  • Provides opportunities and challenges for children to learn and explore their world,
  • Supports children as individuals that move at their own pace,
  • Provide inclusive environments where children, families and childcare staff work together,
  • Implements regulations and strives for the highest quality standards of care and education to be achieved. 

We continue to build upon our twenty plus years of training experience across the early childhood sector. We have a rich intellectual and practical understanding of what the sector needs and the many ways we can support the varied sections of the sector.

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Our History

The Australian Early Childhood College (AECC) aims to be Australia's leading trainer of quality early childhood staff, who demonstrate skills and knowledge to provide exceptional care and education to children.

For 20 years we have worked with hundreds of workplaces and thousands of students. We have worked everywhere across the diverse range of communicty sector organisations, government departments and small and large businesses. The core of our business has always been children's services and in 2017 we determined to only work here, from now on. This business decision let to AECC removing qualifications from our scope of delivery so we can specialise in three qualifications only. The truth we know about training is that it only really succeeds in the workplace when there is a real partnership between the trainer, the student and their employer. When these three groups work together with shared goals, resources and clear roles the outcomes for the workplace and the student is to be envied.

We are a Registered Training Organisation with a range of qualifications on our scope, selected to support the Children's Services Sector, in particular Early Childhood Education and Care. To see our full list of qualifications click here.

 

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Plagiarism

What is plagiarism?

Plagiarism is the act of taking someone else's material and claiming it is your own work. This can include, but is not limited to, written work, observations, curriculum planning, and QIP materials. Anything that you might make in your workplace can be plagiarised. All the work you submit for your assignments should be your own. When you submit work, you are promising that you completed it yourself and, if that is found to be untrue, there can be serious consequences. Your cover sheet is a legal document. It is here that you confirm that you have completed all assignment work yourself.

What about research?

During your assignments you will need to do readings or research about certain topics. This is perfectly acceptable. In these cases, you should always put what you have learnt in your own words. Sometimes you may want to quote someone else to highlight significant details or information. These should be used sparingly and shouldbe identified within your work through the use of quotation marks (" ") for short quotes or in a separate paragraph for quotes longer than one sentence. You must always credit who you have quoted within your work. Likewise, you should always credit where you got your research from in the form of a bibliography. A bibliography is a list of the resources you used and is clear enough that anyone reading your bibliography could track down that same resource and read it themselves. Even your readings in your training materials should be listed.

What about collaboration?

Sometimes in your workplace you will be working on things with your co-workers. This is normal. However, everything you submit to AECC should be your own work. You should not submit someone else's observations or jottings. You can use photos taken by someone else at the centre, but... Read more

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  • Certificate III in Early Childhood education and Care
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