Rowe Training news

24 Oct

Children's Week 2015

Darwin's Child Care Community have come together to host another spectacular National Children's Week for 2015, October 23rd - Nov 1st! See the flyers below for more information.

26 May

'It's Time to Change it Up' National Reconciliation Week 2015

The theme for NRW 2015 is It’s time to change it up.

NRW is a chance for you to take some fresh action to spark a change in your school, workplace or community—no matter how big or small. Reconciliation Australia are changing it up by working to engage the next generation through Narragunnawali: Reconciliation in Schools and Early Learning, and Reconciliation Australia are working to fix historical exclusion and end discrimination against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through Recognise.

28 Apr

NT Occupational Shortage Employer Incentive Scheme

"The NT Occupational Shortage Employer Incentive Scheme provides a financial incentive for businesses in the private sector to employ additional apprentices and trainees in areas with identified occupational shortages.

Each eligible employer who employs a new apprentice or trainee and maintains that apprentice or trainee in employment for at least two years of his or her apprenticeship or traineeship, will receive two incentive payments totalling $4000 (inc GST).

Employer incentives:

18 Mar

Parenting Workshops 2015

Territory Child Care Group Inc have now set their Parenting Workshops for 2015. Due to the overwhelming popularity last year they will be presenting 'Connecting with Children' and 'Eating and Sleeping' with Sue Hyde.

You can book by calling 8920 0600 or emailing info@daycaredarwin.com.au

Be quick as places are limited.

Please feel free to share this with your friends or networks

03 Mar

Harmony Day 2015

Harmony Day is a day for all Australians to embrace cultural diversity and to share what we have in common.

Harmony Day is a community celebration. Multiculturalism is in Australia’s national interest and speaks to fairness and inclusion – it enhances respect and support for cultural, religious and linguistic diversity.

Our cultural diversity is one of our greatest strengths and is at the heart of who we are.

18 Dec

2014 Review of the NQF for Early Childhood Education and Care Services

Consultation Regulation Impact Statement

To open the Consultation Regulation Impact Statement in PDF format, click HERE.

You can have your say until Friday the 16th of January 2015

04 Dec

Important Notice: Unique Student Identifier

What is a USI?

A Unique Student Identifier (USI) is an initiative by the Australian Government Department of Industry, that comes into effect on 1 January 2015. A USI is a reference number that will give students access to a USI account, to view their training records which are held in the National Vocational Education and Training (VET) Data Collection.

09 Oct

Graduation 2014

We had a fantastic Graduation Ceremonyon the 2nd of October 2014. We were thrilled to have37 of the 57 graduates RSVPed to attend and we were so happy to see the graduates with their proud friends and families. Scrolls and sashes were presented to each graduate student who attended. Special awards were given out to those oustanding students, and appreciation was given to an outstanding workplace supervisor.

30 Sep

National Children's Week 2014

Children's Week will soon be here, running from the 18th to the 26th of October. Darwin City is hosting an opportunity for local children to showcase their artistic abilities and creative pursuits, through its annual 'Celebrating Childhood Art Exhibition'. All types of artwork are welcome, drawing, painting, printing, collage, sculpture, ceramic, photography and digital art. The possibilities are endless. Celebrating Childhood Art Exhibition will be on display at City of Darwin, Civic Centre, Harry Chan Avenue.

17 Sep

Marc Armitage - Little People, Big Dreams

Marc Armitage is a Keynote Speaker at the Little People, Big Dreams Conference. Marc is an independent consultant, researcher and writer in children’s play and the wider social world of children and young people (0-19 years). "It is common to hear adults say that children of today simply do not know how to play anymore - it isn't true; people say the traditional games that I remember playing as a child just are not around anymore - this isn't true; and people say children much prefer screen time to playing out – I’m here to tell you this isn't true either."