
Teaching
A course by
Wintec
A one-day taster course introducing secondary students (Year 11+) to the essentials of early childhood education teaching, including the ECE curriculum and career pathways.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
The Hub, Hamilton City Campus, Hamilton

Gain insight into what a career as an ECE teacher involves and educational pathways to become one.

Learn about the Te Whāriki curriculum and its emphasis on holistic development of young children.
The Early Childhood Education Taster at Wintec is a single-day experience for secondary students interested in exploring a career in early childhood education. Attendees gain insights into the teaching profession, student life at Wintec, the ECE curriculum (Te Whāriki), and the importance of educating and caring for young children. The course emphasizes holistic wellbeing, the significance of play, and the foundational concepts required for early childhood teaching. No direct work with children is involved on the day.
What you need to know first
Must be a secondary school student in Year 11 or above
Booking is required through school careers advisor



Teaching
A course by
Wintec
A one-day taster course introducing secondary students (Year 11+) to the essentials of early childhood education teaching, including the ECE curriculum and career pathways.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
The Hub, Hamilton City Campus, Hamilton

Gain insight into what a career as an ECE teacher involves and educational pathways to become one.

Learn about the Te Whāriki curriculum and its emphasis on holistic development of young children.
The Early Childhood Education Taster at Wintec is a single-day experience for secondary students interested in exploring a career in early childhood education. Attendees gain insights into the teaching profession, student life at Wintec, the ECE curriculum (Te Whāriki), and the importance of educating and caring for young children. The course emphasizes holistic wellbeing, the significance of play, and the foundational concepts required for early childhood teaching. No direct work with children is involved on the day.
What you need to know first
Must be a secondary school student in Year 11 or above
Booking is required through school careers advisor


- A course by
Wintec

Develop an understanding of how children's wellbeing and play are integral to early childhood learning.
- A course by
Wintec

Develop an understanding of how children's wellbeing and play are integral to early childhood learning.