Required evidence
As part of the application process to have your early childhood or kindergarten teacher qualifications validated, you must submit relevant evidence.
The evidence you gather should demonstrate how you meet the standards at either the Accomplished or Exemplary level.
There should be no more than two pieces of evidence for each standard however the same item of evidence may be used for more than one standard.
There are two parts to the process:
- collect the appropriate evidence, and
- describe and explain how your item of evidence meets each standard(s).
This means that you have to collect evidence that shows you can do the work described in the standards at either the Accomplished or Exemplary level.
There are many different types of evidence that you can provide to demonstrate that you meet the standards.
Examples of evidence
Evidence may include:
- program planning documents
- work samples (letters, memos, budgets, etc)
- work journal, diary
- statements of philosophy or planning
- photos, videos
- contributions to professional journals and programs
- records of contact with support agencies or educational professionals
- notes on reading program, professional articles, etc
- network meetings, programs and notes; resultant action
- minutes of appropriate meetings
- professional development plan
- professional presentations to colleagues, parents, community (including promotional material)
- training results, certificates, diplomas, degrees
- training session workbooks and notes
- job descriptions, work experience
- organisational plans and programs
- conference or seminar contributions
- family/teacher conferences, meetings
- participation in reference or pilot groups
- membership of professional bodies
- awards
- references from colleagues, employers, parent groups, community groups
- sessional teaching at relevant institutions, accompanying program and notes.
More information
Read Information for applicants (PDF – 71 Kb)
View a sample evidence information sheet (PDF – 93 Kb)
