Leadership in education and care – A masterclass

Leaders often tell us they’ve been thrown into the deep end. There are no formal qualifications, there’s never enough planning time, the required documentation can feel downright overwhelming, and staff retention and wellbeing are a constant battle.

Despite all the challenges, you work in education and care for a reason: an unwavering passion for the vocation. Trust us when we say that change is possible. We’ll show you how.

This masterclass isn’t going to pretend that working in a children’s service is always sunshine and daisies. We know that’s not your reality.

Instead, this conference will empower you with the tools you need to:

• Develop your self-confidence as a leader
• Handle heightened periods of stress
• Delegate effectively and share the load
• Resolve conflict and hold educators accountable in a positive and non-confrontational way
• Motivate and inspire a team

If you work in education and care, this conference is for you. Whether you’re an educational leader, room leader or even in a project-based leadership role, such as a reconciliation coordinator or wellbeing coordinator – you’ll leave this event with the skills every leader needs to support, influence and inspire a team.

Hurry – 900+ early learning leaders registered for our last conference!

Here’s what our previous conference attendees had to say…

“[I’m] feeling confident to have those tricky conversations about reflective practice” Lisa Waters, Maroondah Occasional Care

“Some delicious new words and concepts to introduce to my colleagues, along with plenty of further reading to do!” – Anonymous

“This is my first time attending the CCC event. I enjoyed listening to different speakers which gave me ideas about how to be an educational leader” – Paula Mangawai, Gray Early Learning Centre

“Very practical and easy to understand” – Anonymous

“So much information that I can take back to my service and team” – Anonymous

About us

For fifty years, Community Child Care Association has been a strong voice for community-owned services and quality education and care for all children. We helped set up the very first community-owned services in Australia. Today, we continue to support and champion both community-owned services and the wider sector. We’re active across the state, providing leadership and advocacy, working with governments, and supporting services with membership, quality professional development and consultancies.

Become a member or find out more at www.cccinc.org.au