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Each year, as part of the Commissioner’s Annual Report, the Commissioner provides the Minister for Education with a list of key issues for the government’s consideration.

Each year, as part of the Commissioner’s Annual Report, the Commissioner provides the Minister for Education with a list of key issues for the government’s consideration.

This page contains a list of websites that have useful information for regional students and their families, including regional education financial supports and career pathways.

Australia’s Regional Education Commissioner, the Hon Fiona Nash.

Families who receive Child Care Subsidy (CCS) must make a co-contribution to their early childhood education and care (ECEC) fees. They do this by paying the gap fee.

Early childhood education and care providers may get notices if we think you have information, documents or records that will help us administer Family Assistance Law (FAL).

The HELP Debt Reduction for very remote teachers' initiative provides HELP debt reduction assistance for eligible teachers working in a very remote area of Australia.

Waiver of indexation on accumulated HELP Debt and Reduction of HELP Debt for teachers in very remote areas.

You must meet eligibility criteria to administer Child Care Subsidy (CCS) at your service. This page outlines who the Australian Government will approve to administer CCS.

After you submit your Child Care Subsidy (CCS) approval application, it will undergo a rigorous assessment process. This page outlines what you need to know while you wait for an assessment decision and what to do when you receive a decision.

You must be approved to operate a service and administer the Child Care Subsidy (CCS). You must be approved by the Australian Government and your state or territory government. This page outlines the approval process.

Your Child Care Subsidy (CCS) provider or service approval can be cancelled. Approval may be cancelled if you fail to comply with your obligations or if your National Law approval is cancelled.