Lead Educator

Green Leaves Group•Byford, WA

114d•Onsite

About The Position

Transform learning into an exciting journey while you guide and mentor a team of Educators to greatness! At Green Leaves Early Learning, our unique National Learning, Research, and Development (NLRDP) program is our commitment to supporting our team members personally and professionally. As a Lead Educator, you will be provided with learning and development opportunities, including: Access to the NLRDP Perspective Partners in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge, Cultural Pedagogy, Nutrition, Wellbeing, Inclusion, Sustainability, The Arts, and Documentation. Access to unlimited information and resources via our new NLRDP Communication and Resource platform on ‘PADLET’. Access to The Creative Collection Arts and Materials with Children training program (delivered by Kelly Goodsir and Kirsty Liljegren). Access to the ‘Learning Leaves’ Documentation training delivered by our Pedagogy Partner. On-call and online access to our Inclusion Mentoring Team, led by Robyn Papworth. The opportunity to apply for and participate in our exclusive New Zealand Study Tour. Access to our Green Leaves Learning Tree Scholarship fund, which allows you to attend professional learning and networking across Australia. With your strong focus on the ‘Image of the Child’, collaboration is key to creating a setting that ignites creativity and curiosity amongst the children, reflective of your well-resourced, well-planned environment.

Requirements

ACECQA-approved Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care
Current WA Working with Children's Check
Current WA Child Protection and National Child Safety Training Certificates
Current First Aid and CPR (HLTAID012)
Must be available to work rotating shifts that may start as early as 6:30 am and finish as late as 6:30 pm, Monday to Friday

Nice To Haves

Experiences working with children with disabilities
Experiences working with children from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
Experiences with Aboriginal children and communities

Responsibilities

Guide and mentor a team of Educators.
Create a setting that ignites creativity and curiosity amongst the children.
Ensure a well-resourced, well-planned environment.

Benefits

Access to the NLRDP Perspective Partners in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge, Cultural Pedagogy, Nutrition, Wellbeing, Inclusion, Sustainability, The Arts, and Documentation
Access to unlimited information and resources via our new NLRDP Communication and Resource platform on ‘PADLET’
Access to The Creative Collection Arts and Materials with Children training program
Access to the ‘Learning Leaves’ Documentation training
On-call and online access to our Inclusion Mentoring Team
Opportunity to apply for and participate in our exclusive New Zealand Study Tour
Access to our Green Leaves Learning Tree Scholarship fund
Weekly pays
The Educator Retention Grant Wage Boost
Childcare Discount- 75% off the gap fee
Strong support network, including daily guidance from the Centre’s Educational Leader
Ongoing development and support from a range of internal programs
Exclusive access to our supplier discount program
Annual Wellness Week
Complimentary flu shots
Breakfast and Barista-made Coffee
Access to our online Green Leaves library
Acknowledge platform, celebrating team achievements through shared eCards of support