KKTC are excited to be delivering the New Training Package for Early Childhood Education and Care in Queensland as of January 2022.
Kicking off the new year with a bang, KKTC is among the first RTOs to be approved to deliver the new CHC30125 Certificate III and CHC50125 Diploma with the support of Queensland Government Funding.
KKTC College Manager Sam Hendry is delighted to be offering the new qualifications this year, as he encourages all people looking to study to “reach for the stars” in 2022.
“It is so exciting for us as an RTO to be able to offer the new training package to our new students this year. We only exist for our students, so we are incredibly proud to keep offering training at the highest standard,” Mr Hendry said.
The new qualifications are an ambitious step upwards for the Early Childhood sector, with an updated structure and altered packaging rules.
What you need to know:
CHC30125 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care:
- 17 units – fewer units than previous qualification
- 160 hours of work – more work hours than previous qualification
- 12 – 18 months – longer, more flexible timeframe
CHC50125 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care:
- 15 units – fewer units than previous qualification
- 280 hours of work – more work hours than previous qualification
- 1 – 2 years to complete – longer timeframe
- Entry Requirements – students must hold CHC30113 or CHC30125 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care to enrol in the diploma qualification
Both qualifications are supported by Queensland Government Funding.
To find out if you are eligible, call 1300 048 133 or visit kktc.com.au/contact-us/ to make an enquiry.
