Webinars
Webinars are online seminars. Our webinars are on-demand studio-quality online seminars. The webinars explore topics in great depth. Gain access to on-demand webinars as part of a Learning Hub Subscription or purchase webinars individually online. Pause, rewind, make notes and discuss, our interactive platform allows you to take control of your professional development.
When you complete a webinar, you will receive a certificate of attendance.
The planning cycle rediscovered
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Price $25 (members price $22.50)
Rod Soper presents this inspiring rediscovery of the Planning Cycle and challenges us to consider how we can use the Planning Cycle to reinvigorate not only our thinking, but how we approach children’s learning and development.
Playing with Gratitude
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Free
This webcast examines the science of gratitude and how combining it with the powerful influence of co-play enables positive change in the wellbeing of children from birth up to the age of five.
Professionalism, paperwork and pedagogy: Leading professional practice in long day care
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Free
This on-demand webinar is a panel discussion with Susan Irvine, Karen Thorpe, and Jane Bourne and explores leadership approaches and strategies for professional practice in long day care.
Settling Multiple Children in ECEC Settings
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Price $25 (members price $22.50)
This webinar examines practical safe sleeping strategies for settling multiple children in Early Childhood Education and Care settings.
Let’s Talk: Creating a culture of learning—places of teaching and learning for everyone
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Price $25 (members price $22.50)
Anne Stonehouse AM and Michelle Gujer explore the methods in which educators can create a thriving culture of learning within their settings to support good practice and provide best outcomes for children.
Early childhood education for sustainability: Now or never, a time for urgent change
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Price $25 (members price $22.50)
In this webinar, Dr Sue Elliott examines what sustainability looks like within early childhood, and what educators can do to facilitate change within their early childhood services.