At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead and inspire educators to create meaningful learning experiences for children.
- Company: Nido Early School, dedicated to quality early learning and educator growth.
- Benefits: Flexible work options, childcare discounts, and professional development opportunities.
- Other info: Join a supportive community focused on collaboration and continuous improvement.
- Why this job: Make a real impact on children's learning while growing your career.
- Qualifications: Bachelor or Diploma in Early Childhood Education with leadership experience.
The predicted salary is between 67500 - 82500 $ per year.
At Nido Cumberland Park, we believe curriculum leadership is the heart of quality early learning. We’re seeking a Curriculum Leader who will inspire educators, elevate practice, and embed our Reggio Emilia philosophy across all learning environments.
About Nido Early School: Children are capable, curious, and full of potential. Every day matters in their learning — and in your career. At Nido, we’ll support you with recognition, growth, and opportunities to thrive as you shape how learning unfolds.
Why you’ll love working with us:
- Impact children’s learning – Guide educators to design meaningful, inquiry-based programs.
- Inspire your team – Coach, mentor, and elevate practice across the service.
- Grow with us – Monthly Community of Practice sessions to guide, support and inspire your journey.
- Be recognised – We celebrate your contribution to children, families, and colleagues.
- Balance and wellbeing – Flexible options and wellbeing support built into everyday life.
- Enjoy benefits – Childcare discounts, professional learning resources, and recognition programs.
- FlareHR – Access to great savings and perks across many retailers including groceries, fashion and gifts as well as health insurance, energy bills and home internet.
The Role:
As Curriculum Leader, you’ll be the pedagogical guide of the service — supporting educators to deliver programs that honour every child’s voice and potential.
- Champion EYLF and Reggio Emilia-inspired practice.
- Coach educators in planning cycles and documentation.
- Ensure inspiring environments that reflect culture and community.
- Facilitate professional development and critical reflection.
- Partner with families and community to extend learning.
- Support quality improvement and assessment & rating readiness.
What you’ll bring:
We’re seeking a leader who thrives on collaboration, reflection, and continuous improvement. You’ll bring expertise in curriculum and a passion for helping educators grow.
- Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (preferred) or Diploma (ACECQA recognised).
- At least 2 years’ experience in a Lead Educator or curriculum leadership role.
- In-depth knowledge of EYLF, NQS, and inquiry-based learning.
- Strong coaching, mentoring, and reflective practice skills.
- Knowledge of Reggio Emilia philosophy and pedagogical documentation.
- WWCC and First Aid.
Please note: Any candidate employed from 1 April must provide a certificate confirming completion of the Federally mandated ‘National Child Safety Training’ via Geccko, or must be willing to obtain prior to employment.
Our promise to you:
We’ll recognise your impact and invest in your growth. With mentoring, professional development, and everyday benefits, you’ll feel supported in making a difference every day. Every day matters. You matter.
Nido Early School is a Child Safe Organisation. We have a zero tolerance to child abuse, and are committed to the safety, participation, and empowerment of all children. We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome all applicants.
Enquiry in Adelaide employer: Nido Early School
Nido Early School is an exceptional employer that prioritises the growth and wellbeing of its educators. With a strong commitment to professional development, you will have access to mentoring and flexible support systems, all while working in a collaborative environment that values family engagement and innovative teaching methods. Located in a vibrant community, Nido offers a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of young children through the Reggio Emilia approach.
