Virtual Personal Management

We are Hiring!

Are you passionate about working with children and looking for a rewarding role in early childhood education?

We’re on the lookout for dedicated educators to join our amazing team at VPM!

ST KILDA
Wednesday and Thursday
9:30am - 8:30pm
2 year old
Start ASAP

WOODEND
2-3 shifts per week
3pm - 9pm
10 year old
School pick up required
Start ASAP

Requirements: Qualification (or studying) in early childhood education, WWCC, Police check, First Aid & CPR, industry experience.

The hourly pay rate is $36.90 - $41.55 per hour, with superannuation paid on top of these rates and covered by VPM's insurance and work cover.

For more information, please call the VPM office on 03-55 62 6070 or email your CV to [email protected]

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Simple ways families can support road safety
• Model safe behaviours around roads and crossings
• Talk to children about stopping, looking and listening before crossing
• Ensure children are correctly restrained in vehicles
• Wear helmets when riding bikes or scooters
• Practise safe routines during walks, school drop-offs and outings

Helpful resource
• Kidsafe Australia – road safety resources for families
https://kidsafe.com.au
https://kidsafe.com.au/car-road-safety/

Road safety education starts early, and the small lessons children learn today can help protect them for life.

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Good hand hygiene is one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of illness. For young children, learning to wash their hands properly is a key life skill that supports their health and wellbeing.

Simple ways families can support hand hygiene
• Wash hands before eating and after using the bathroom
• Use soap and water and wash for at least 20 seconds
• Make it fun by singing a short song while washing
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• Talk about why clean hands help keep everyone healthy

Helpful resources
• Healthdirect – handwashing and hygiene
https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/hand-washing

• Raising Children Network – hygiene habits for children
https://raisingchildren.net.au/search?query=hand+washing

https://raisingchildren.net.au/teens/parenting-in-pictures/hand-washing-in-pictures

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Simple ways families can get involved

• Start a small compost bin or worm farm at home
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• Explore what can and can’t be composted
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Helpful resources

• Compost Australia – home composting guides
https://compost.org.au

• Planet Ark – reducing food waste at home
https://planetark.org

• Sustainability Victoria – composting and food waste tips
https://www.sustainability.vic.gov.au

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