Education Support Courses
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Love working with children and want to help nurture and develop young minds? Start your study journey with an online Certificate III in Education Support (CHC30213) course.
View course informationGraduate with the skills required to support children’s learning with this dual Certificate III in Education Support and CHC40213 Certificate IV in Education Support course.
View course informationA Certificate IV in Education Support (CHC40213) puts you on the right track to become a positive force in education and help create a better learning environment for children. In this online course provided by Foundation Education, you'll learn how to create a culturally respectful, enriching and encouraging educational setting for children.
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About Education Support
With these Education Support courses, you can get all the skills and knowledge needed so you can support and assist learning in the classroom.
Additionally, these Education Support courses will look at a variety of subjects, which could potentially include: supporting the development of literacy, oral language and numeracy skills, supporting the behaviour of young people, contributing, managing and organising the classroom, and working effectively with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
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