Meet Ming - she is completing her Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care and here is what she has to say about her experience with Early Years Training & Consultancy! What made you choose Early Years Training & Consultancy? I chose to go through Early Years Training because I was referred to through a friend. They … [Read more...]
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June’s Monthly Offering – Reflective Conversation Expectations
Welcome to June's offering - guidelines and expectations for engaging in a Reflective conversation. I have chosen this as many educators share their frustrations about team meetings where others' may not contribute, waste time, block ideas or are not present in the moment. So, please DOWNLOAD (by clicking on the title link) this free word doc … [Read more...]
Why Study with Early Years Training & Consultancy – Antoinette’s experience
Meet Antoinette... she is completing her Diploma in Early Childhood Education & Care and here is what she has to say about her experience with Early Years Training & Consultancy! What made you choose Early Years Training & Consultancy? Early Years Training was referred to me by a fellow colleague What has been your experience … [Read more...]
FREE Webinar – Supporting Educator’s & Children’s Well-Being during times of crisis
Thank you for your interest in my free webinar. I have developed this webinar as I place great value on well-being for children and myself. During this uncertain "COVID-19" time it is now, more than ever important to look after our well-being, to create new rituals, celebrate what we can control and re-frame our thoughts. So I hope you enjoy … [Read more...]
March Offering – Supervision Top Tips
Welcome to March's Monthly Offering! I have chosen Supervision Top Tips for casual / new educators! So please download this FREE "Top Tips" handout you can customise and make relevant to your centre. Download here:Â Â Supervision top tips These are the types of tools I provide in my webinars and in-house PD and in this case, … [Read more...]
Monthly Offering – Supporting Behaviour – Strategies for Families
Welcome to February's Monthly Offering! I have chosen Behaviour Guidance Strategies for Families this month as it is a common conversation I have with educators So please download this FREE Family handout you can customise and share with your families Supporting Behaviour Strategies for Families These are the types of … [Read more...]
Monthly Offering – Reflection Prompts for Observations
Welcome to the First "Monthly Offering" for 2020! I have chosen Reflection Prompts for Observations as the first offering as I feel this is one often requested! So please download this FREE list of prompts to assist educators as they document their observations on children's learning Educator Reflective Questions for Learning Stories These … [Read more...]
Monthly Musing – December 2019
Written by Kirsty Fantini, Early Years Training & Consultancy December 2019 Edition Welcome to December’s Monthly Musing! I hope you enjoyed November’s edition and maybe you tried the recipe or the Educator Challenge? So what does December have in store? Educator Well-Being Challenge - Reflect on this past year... When you think over … [Read more...]
Monthly Musing – November
Written by Kirsty Fantini, Early Years Training & Consultancy Welcome to November’s Monthly Musing! I hope you enjoyed October's edition and maybe you tried the recipe or the Educator Challenge? So what does November have in store? Educator Well-Being Challenge - Connecting with Nature! Research shows that increased … [Read more...]
Monthly Musing – October
Written by Kirsty Fantini, Early Years Training & Consultancy Welcome to October's Monthly Musing! I hope you enjoyed September's edition and maybe you tried the recipe or the Educator Challenge? So what does October have in store? Educator Well-Being Challenge - Let's Stop & Smell the Flowers! Educators often tell me they feel … [Read more...]