Recruiting in the Australian Capital Territory
Candidates crossing the border for work may need screening in both jurisdictions. In the ACT, educators need Working with Vulnerable People registration.
Most agencies covering the ACT do so as part of national or multi-state coverage. Ask each agency about recent placements in Canberra.
Before choosing an agency, see questions to ask an early childhood recruitment agency, and when to use permanent staffing or casual relief.
Common questions
How many early childhood recruitment agencies cover the Australian Capital Territory?
13 agencies in the directory have confirmed permanent, casual or labour hire coverage in Australian Capital Territory. 12 agencies state coverage across every state and territory.
Which agencies supply casual or relief educators in the Australian Capital Territory?
4 agencies have confirmed casual or relief staffing coverage in Australian Capital Territory: ANZUK Education, Aroha Services, McArthur Early Childhood Education and Save Our Service. Check that an agency can supply staff in your area now, not only that it has an office nearby.
Which agencies recruit for outside school hours care (OSHC) in the Australian Capital Territory?
6 agencies provide OSHC recruitment with confirmed coverage in Australian Capital Territory: Anila Recruitment, ANZUK Education, Aroha Services, C2C Recruitment Group Pty Ltd, Early Years Talent and Save Our Service.
What screening do educators need in the Australian Capital Territory?
Educators working with children in Australian Capital Territory need ACT Working with Vulnerable People registration. Ask each agency how it verifies screening, qualifications and references before introducing a candidate. Your service remains responsible for its own checks.
Who regulates early childhood education and care in the Australian Capital Territory?
The regulatory authority in Australian Capital Territory is the Children’s Education and Care Assurance (CECA).
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