The survey includes questions on the job's challenges and whether the pandemic has had an impact on what people think about the job of working with young children
The findings from the survey will be compiled into a Respect The Sector report, which will include early educator ideas on what might make a difference.
Famly said it plans on producing the report annually to look at how things are changing and hold themselves accountable to their mission to make early childhood and the work in the sector valued.
Matt Arnerich, director of Brand at Famly, said, ‘Whether it’s totally inadequate funding, our struggles to get staff into early years, or the pedagogical pushdown from school policy - we’ve always believed the solution to the issues we face in the early years starts with respect. For politicians, for the public, and for all families, we want to shout from the rooftops that early education matters and is so much more than “just playing with toys all day.”
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