Online learning courses

The ECA Learning Hub offers interactive online learning to help educators gain a thorough and practical understanding of standards, frameworks and research about quality practice, including Belonging, Being and Becoming: The Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) and the National Quality Standard (NQS).

Online learning includes self-paced modules, interactive webcasts and on-demand webinars and blended programs such as Communities of Practice.

 

Privacy awareness in children’s services

What does privacy look like in children’s services – and how can educators ensure they’re not in breach of the...
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Settling multiple children in early childhood education and care settings

The need for sleep and rest varies as children develop and grow, and in many cases, an early childhood setting...
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An insight into Autism Spectrum Disorder in the early years (2-part series)

Behaviour is a form of communication. Even if a person isn’t saying words, their behaviour and body language can show...
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Anti-bias approaches in early childhood

This course addresses key critical questions on embedding anti-bias approaches in everyday practice. This course talks about what anti-bias approaches...
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Supporting language development in the early years

The way children acquire language is complex and language learning is a key developmental milestone within early childhood. This course...
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Let’s Talk: Creating a culture of learning—places of teaching and learning for everyone

What is a learning culture? How do educators create a strong learning culture; one that sustains and includes everyone—children, families,...
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Routines and transitions: Embracing opportunities for learning

Everyday routines and transitions play a significant role in the lives of children and the adults who work with and...
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Partnerships with families for inclusive practice (2-part series)

This series is suitable for education and care professionals at all stages of their careers. Inclusion benefits all children. Partnerships...
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A good place to be a child: Creating effective early learning environments

According to architect Christopher Day, a building for small children must be magical and full of reverent wonder, like an...
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The value of play

Play offers children opportunities to engage with the world around them. Being intrinsically motivated and freely chosen, it allows children...
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Play-based learning: Using the Pedagogical Play-framework

Play-based learning is a cornerstone of early childhood education. In recent years, the concept of intentional teaching has also gained...
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Walking with children on their journey to literacy: Practitioner perspectives

Literacy is a journey. Children make meaning from letters, numbers, and symbols and begin to understand patterns from birth. This...
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