Job Summary
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- Job posted on: 21st Jul 2021
The Access to Early Learning (AEL) Facilitator will provide outreach support to families to address specific practical and family-related barriers to participation in Early Childhood Education and Care Services.
The facilitator will support parents and / or carers build their capacity to provide a stimulating in-home learning environment and link the family with appropriate additional local services and supports to encourage effective in-home learning, enrolment and sustained engagement in kindergarten. The AEL facilitator also fosters important connections and collaboration between the family, the early childhood education and care (ECEC) service and its educators, and other services.
Access to Early Learning is an early intervention and prevention program designed to support the sustained participation of vulnerable three-year-old children in high quality early childhood education.
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For more information regarding the role, please contact Katrina Scimone, Team Leader – Family Services |E: [email protected] using the subject line: Facilitator enquiry via EthicalJobs | T: 03 5362 2970
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