Recruiting in Queensland
Free Kindy, introduced in 2024, has increased kindergarten participation and the demand for early childhood teachers delivering approved kindergarten programs.
Educators in Queensland need a current blue card. Regional services may also want to ask agencies about relocation support and how they source candidates willing to move.
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 Queensland?
17 agencies in the directory have confirmed permanent, casual or labour hire coverage in Queensland. 11 agencies state coverage across every state and territory.
Which agencies supply casual or relief educators in Queensland?
8 agencies have confirmed casual or relief staffing coverage in Queensland: ANZUK Education, Aroha Services, Entrée Early Years, McArthur Early Childhood Education, ProCare Australia, Quality Recruitment QLD, Save Our Service and Talent Focus Education. 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 Queensland?
8 agencies provide OSHC recruitment with confirmed coverage in Queensland: Anila Recruitment, ANZUK Education, Aroha Services, C2C Recruitment Group Pty Ltd, Early Years Talent, Quality Recruitment QLD, Save Our Service and Talent Focus Education.
What screening do educators need in Queensland?
Educators working with children in Queensland need a Queensland blue card. 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 Queensland?
The regulatory authority in Queensland is the Early Childhood Regulatory Authority, Department of Education.
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