Are you looking for a childcare job in Melbourne, or considering a career in childcare? Montessori Academy currently operates Montessori early learning centres and kindergarten in Altona Meadows, Box Hill, Clayton, Elsternwick and Forest Hill.
If you love children and have a true passion for supporting their learning and development, we’d love to hear from you! Montessori Academy offers excellent staff training and career advancement opportunities as well as a huge variety of staff incentives.
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Montessori Academy has brought together more than 25 years of child safety practice under its Seven-Pillar Safety System, uniting the safeguards, practices, systems and accountabilities developed and strengthened across the organisation over that time. The framework provides one clear, shared approach to child safety across more than 70 services in New South Wales, Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory. At its centre is one unambiguous principle: the best interests of every child, at the centre of every decision. Montessori Academy CEO and Co-Founder Charles Assaf said the Seven Pillars make clear that child safety is not the responsibility of one person, policy or team. "Our Seven Pillars framework builds on strong foundations established and continually strengthened over more than two...
On Saturday 22nd August, Montessori Academy celebrated the grand opening of Northmead Childcare and Early Learning Centre.
More than 100 early childhood leaders, government representatives, regulators, child protection experts and advocates have come together at NSW Parliament House to strengthen the sector's approach to child safety with a shared message: protecting children is not a compliance exercise, it is a leadership responsibility. Hosted by Montessori Academy during Early Learning Matters Week, the 2026 Leadership and Safety Conference brought together senior representatives from government, regulation, law enforcement, child protection, parent advocacy and academia to examine how early learning organisations can embed child safety into leadership, professional judgement and everyday practice. The conference centred on one key question: how can early learning organisations move beyond policies and procedures to create cultures where child safety is reflected in every decision,...
Montessori Academy has brought together more than 25 years of child safety practice under its Seven-Pillar Safety System, uniting the safeguards, practices, systems and accountabilities developed and strengthened across the organisation over that time. The framework provides one clear, shared approach to child safety across more than 70 services in New South Wales, Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory. At its centre is one unambiguous principle: the best interests of every child, at the centre of every decision. Montessori Academy CEO and Co-Founder Charles Assaf said the Seven Pillars make clear that child safety is not the responsibility of one person, policy or team. "Our Seven Pillars framework builds on strong foundations established and continually strengthened over more than two...
On Saturday 22nd August, Montessori Academy celebrated the grand opening of Northmead Childcare and Early Learning Centre.
More than 100 early childhood leaders, government representatives, regulators, child protection experts and advocates have come together at NSW Parliament House to strengthen the sector's approach to child safety with a shared message: protecting children is not a compliance exercise, it is a leadership responsibility. Hosted by Montessori Academy during Early Learning Matters Week, the 2026 Leadership and Safety Conference brought together senior representatives from government, regulation, law enforcement, child protection, parent advocacy and academia to examine how early learning organisations can embed child safety into leadership, professional judgement and everyday practice. The conference centred on one key question: how can early learning organisations move beyond policies and procedures to create cultures where child safety is reflected in every decision,...