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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.

The Department endeavours to provide the latest policy advice and country specific information to inform education and research engagement with priority partners overseas.

On 12 December 2019, the National Schools Resourcing Board (the Board) presented the Australian Government with its final report: Review of needs-based funding requirements: Final Report | 2019.

In Home Care (IHC) is delivered by IHC Support Agencies in each state and territory. IHC Support Agencies assess eligibility for the program and connect eligible families with high quality services.

This page contains information on funding clusters – which includes allocation of units of study to funding clusters and student contribution bands according to field of education codes – and indexed rates.

The Education Funding System (EFS) is based on a user-centred design approach. Engagement with users across the schools and higher education sectors through user research has been an essential step in designing the EFS.

The fifth Early Childhood Education and Care National Workforce Census took place in 2024.