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Grants
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The Department of Education may offer grants to organisations or individuals, to support the Australian Government’s policies and programs.
National Industry PhD Program – Funding
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This infographic aims to help interested applicants understand Program funding amounts and processes.
National Quality Framework
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The National Quality Framework (NQF) is Australia’s system for regulating early childhood education and care (ECEC). It provides a national approach to regulation, assessment and quality improvement.
Strategy and evaluation
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The Australian Government conducts strategic planning, inquiries, research and evaluations to ensure early childhood education and care (ECEC) policies continue to meet the needs of children and families.
Provider tool kit
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Commonly used resources for early childhood education and care providers and services. Find guides, task cards, forms, videos and more.
Cohort analysis - completion rates of Higher Degree by Research students, 2007-2020
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If you require further information, a data request can be submitted to the Department.
Tuition Protection Service Advisory Board
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The Tuition Protection Service (TPS) Advisory Board provides advice and makes recommendations to the TPS Director on the settings of the TPS levies.
Higher Education Research Data Collection Specifications for the collection of 2022 data
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The HERDC Specifications for the collection of 2022 data are now available.
National School Reform Agreement: 2021 Annual Report on progress in implementing the national policy initiatives
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This report outlines the progress towards implementing the national policy initiatives in 2021 against agreed milestones contained in the National School Reform Agreement
Service types
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There are 4 early childhood education and care service types that can administer the Child Care Subsidy (CCS).
Persons with management or control
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Early childhood education and care providers have specific legal obligations. These obligations are imposed upon certain people. We call these people ‘persons with management or control of the provider’.
Persons with management or control by organisation type
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Persons with management or control of the provider (PMC) complete specific legal obligations for a provider. This page outlines who is considered a PMC depending on the providers’ organisation type.