Why should educators work with an agency in childcare?

Has it been forever since you have applied for a job? Kicking off a new career journey or even if you’re simply on the hunt for fresh opportunities, it can still feel like a big task, especially if it's been a while since you've dipped your toes into the job market.


Expect a Star is a childcare recruitment agency who understands the challenges of the job search, and that’s why we’re here to make the process easier for you by taking a lot of the heavy lifting out of your hands.

 

Let's talk about the reasons that working with a childcare recruitment agency can be a game-changer for your career.

What is a childcare recruitment agency?

An early childhood or childcare recruitment agency like Expect A Star builds partnerships with childcare services, bridging the gap between candidates and centres, looking for the perfect fit. 


From your perspective as an educator, we're not just here to find you a job, we're here to match you with a centre that aligns with your values, philosophy and career aspirations. We’re also here to help showcase you as an outstanding candidate, highlighting your qualities and skill sets effectively.

Seven reasons to work with an early childhood agency

Below we’ve broken down seven different reasons to work with an early childhood agency, like Expect a Star.

Industry experts

Expect a Star solely focuses in the early childhood education sector, so we have in-depth knowledge of industry trends, qualifications and specific job requirements for early childhood educators at all levels. This expertise and core focus is invaluable in guiding candidates toward the most suitable roles.

Broad network

Our team have established relationships with a wide network of childcare centres and early childhood services, so our candidates have access to a range of job opportunities that aren’t always advertised elsewhere.

Negotiating powerhouse

With our industry know-how, skills and network of extensive contacts, we negotiate salary and benefits on your behalf. Expect A Star understands that you deserve to be rewarded accordingly, and we’re here to make sure it happens.

Finding roles that match your skills

We listen and we understand. Our recruiters are adept at choosing and recommending roles based on your values and philosophy. By building a strong relationship with us, you save valuable time, allowing us to pinpoint positions which will align with your skills and attributes.

Pressure free job search

Looking for jobs can be overwhelming when you’re doing it solo, with the risk of your application being lost amongst the sea of all the other applications. Working with an early childhood agency who is in partnership with various centres increases your chances of landing perfect role. Say goodbye to the long waiting game!

Our candidates stand out

Creating a standout resume is an art, and we have the industry knowledge customise your application to stand out in the crowd. We understand that recruiters and hiring managers spend just moments scanning resumes, and we’re here to make sure that first impression counts. 

Flexibility in employment types

We cater to full time, part time, permanent and casual opportunities as well as emergency relief work and international jobs. This gives candidates flexibility to explore different working arrangements that align with their lifestyle and study preferences. 



We believe in building genuine relationships with our clients and candidates. As advocates for your qualifications, talent and skills, we aim to make you stand out, ensuring you get the recognition you deserve. If you're ready to embark on a rewarding journey with an early childhood recruiter, come and talk to us at Expect A Star.

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