Who must have training in a child pro-approved provider setting?

In a child pro-approved provider setting, it is essential that each nominated supervisor and the person in day-to-day charge of the service have appropriate training. This requirement is in place to ensure that those who hold significant responsibilities in the management and educational delivery within the service are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to provide safe and high-quality care for children.

The nominated supervisor is typically responsible for overseeing the entire operation and ensuring compliance with regulations, while the person in day-to-day charge manages daily activities and interactions with children. Their training prepares them to respond effectively to various situations, uphold standards, and support educators in their roles.

While all educators play a vital role in the care and development of children, the focus here is on those with supervisory responsibilities who must be equipped to lead and support their teams effectively.