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Early Childhood Education System. The Stakeholders and Key Organisations Peak Bodies / Largest ECE Service Operators Operators of more than 400 licensed services in our
We support politicians in visiting early childhood services to see first-hand what ECE is like and to gain a better understanding of any issues or
Pre-Election Promises 2008. By Sarah Alexander. Early childhood policy matters for children, families and family life quality. It matters also for the functionality and operation
Multi-Cultural Activities. Most early childhood education services include bi-cultural elements in their teaching and learning, but with New Zealand becoming an increasingly multicultural country it can be interesting for children to learn about other cultures as well, particularly if there […]
15 Funding Questions put to the Ministry of Education. Has the MoE considered using the school payroll model to pay teachers? If the government paid the teachers to ratio and gave each centre an ops grant, in a similar fashion […]
Why are we offering the Men in ECE Invitation Award? It says to men that we welcome and need male teachers in the childhood education
Voluntary work in ECE. There are many examples in the early childhood sector of different ways employers may rely on free labour, such as: I was offered an unpaid position and it was a foot in the door as there […]
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