Catholic Early EdCare
 
 
 
 
 

Careers

Discover more about working at Catholic Early EdCare

Across over 130 services we work with families to watch their children grow from six weeks to high school aged in our long day care centres, kindergartens and outside school hours care services. Our teams are committed to creating spaces and programs which support children to connect, grow and discover every day.

Career opportunities

Whether you’re looking to enter the child care industry for the first time or are seeking to make the next move in your career, take a look at the current career opportunities we have across South-East Queensland.

CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES

 

 

Casual relief opportunities

We are always looking for people who are committed to enriching the lives of children. If you are seeking flexible work conditions and would be happy to work at a range of Catholic Early EdCare locations near you contact our team to discuss casual relief opportunities on 07 3367 6304 or complete the Careers Enquiry Form on the Contact us Page.

 

Employee benefits

These are just some of the benefits of working with Catholic Early EdCare:

  • professional development and training opportunities
  • conferences and awards
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for you and your family.

Our culture

At Catholic Early EdCare our teams are committed to helping children grow and fostering a culture that is genuine, respectful, open and welcoming.

More information

For more information about working with Catholic Early EdCare contact our People and Culture team on 07 3367 6304 or complete the Careers Enquiry Form on the Contact us Page.

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