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Whether you’ve enrolled in one of our government-funded courses or are looking to do so, there are a few different ways you can ensure you stay on track throughout the semesters. Note-taking is possibly one of the most crucial methods that will help you with your studies. But what’s the best way to take notes? … Continue reading “Note-taking 101: Digital Vs. Handwritten”

Interested in pursuing early childcare education and care as a career but not sure where to start or where certain qualifications will get you? Our Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care course is the ultimate childcare course to get started with – giving you the skills and knowledge you’ll need to take on a … Continue reading “Certificate III in Early Childcare Education and Care: 4 Jobs you’ll be Qualified for”

Studying a course is not just for recent high school graduates. There’s no age cap on learning and whether you’re looking to take on a business or childcare course – South West Training Services is here to provide. If you’ve ever wanted to tackle a new area of expertise or refresh your memory on a … Continue reading “5 Reasons why it’s Never too Late to Study”

In an age where something as small as your mobile phone can offer endless hours of entertainment and distractions, it can sometimes be difficult to stay focused – especially if you’re learning remotely. Staying on track with your online childcare classes is far from impossible, however, and today’s article is going to outline six distinct practices … Continue reading “Acing your Coursework: 6 Ways to Stay on Track”

If you’re currently enrolled (or are considering enrolling) in our chc50113 or chc30113 early childhood education courses – then you’re probably curious about their placement aspects. Placement is an exciting part of any hands-on course and gives you indispensable knowledge and experience that you simply cannot learn in a classroom environment – face-to-face or online. Luckily … Continue reading “What To Expect From An Early Childhood Education Course Placement”