Early childhood education receives welcome funding support from Vic Govt

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published October 18, 2023

Early childhood education has received a boost in Victoria today with the State Government announcing funding for more training opportunities to ensure the youngest Victorians have the best start in life.

As part of its Best Start, Best Life reforms, the Victorian Government has invested almost $370 million to attract new teachers and educators to the sector and support and upskill existing professionals.

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