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Save Our Service in Merrimac, Queensland, Australia is seeking enthusiastic early childhood educators to join a private, family‑operated centre. The role offers 2–4 shifts per week with scope for permanent placements in the local community and opportunities for professional development.
Applicants must hold an ACECQA‑approved Certificate III, Diploma, or an Early Childhood Teacher degree (or be studying toward one), have a Working with Children Check, valid work rights, and reliable transport
Save Our Service is a privately owned, family-operated organization committed to delivering exceptional early childhood care and education. Our mission is to create safe, welcoming, and nurturing environments where children can grow and thrive.
Save Our Service is currently recruiting for educators to work at a beautiful centre in Merrimac, offering 2-4 shifts a week. Providing an excellent platform for professional growth and the chance to gain experience. For those seeking stability, we also assist with securing permanent positions within your local community.
We’re seeking enthusiastic and motivated individuals who meet the following criteria:
Take the next step in your early childhood education career with Save Our Service.
Save Our Service is committed to being a Child Safe organisation where the safety, wellbeing and rights of children are our highest priority. We have zero tolerance for child abuse, harm or neglect. All applicants must hold or be eligible to obtain a cleared Working With Children Check (unless exempt). Our child safe recruitment practices include reference checks, qualification checks, behavioural interviews and reasonable enquiries into each candidate’s suitability to work with children. We ask all applicants to demonstrate their commitment to child safety and creating safe, respectful and inclusive environments for every child as part of their application.
21 October 2026Merrimac Queensland, Australia