Tertiary professionals
Introduction to Be You
Be You is a national initiative for educators aimed at promoting and protecting positive mental health in children and young people.
Be You's vision is that every early learning service and school is positive, inclusive and responsive, and where every child, young person, staff member and family can achieve their best possible mental health.
It's free and designed for:
- early learning educators, teachers and education support workers
- leaders in early learning services and schools
- students enrolled in early childhood and education-oriented qualifications (pre-service educators).
The initiative offers free online, evidence-informed Professional Learning modules, Fact Sheets and tools to help educators foster mentally healthy generations. Be You also has resources and tools to support your wellbeing while studying and in the workplace.
For a full introduction to how Be You can support pre-service educators, download:
You can also visit our Pre-service educators page.
How can Be You support you?
As you scroll down, you’ll find:
- Trainer Guides to Be You resources related to qualifications CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care; CHC30221 Certificate III and CHC40221 Certificate IV in School Based Education Support
- Resources you can share with your learners, including a Wellbeing Plan for pre-service educators.
Resources for tertiary professionals
Trainer Guide: CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care
This guide highlights Be You resources that are most relevant to CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care.
Trainer Guide: CHC30221 Certificate III and CHC40221 Certificate IV in School Based Education Support
This guide highlights Be You resources that are most relevant to CHC30221 Certificate III and CHC40221 Certificate IV in School Based Education Support.
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Qualification Mapping: CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care
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Qualification Mapping: CHC30221 Certificate III and CHC40221 Certificate IV in School Based Education Support
Find out how Be You resources align with CHC30221 and CHC40221 units
- Top Picks 1 CHCEDS035 (CHC30221): Download here (PDF, 231 KB)
- Top Picks 2 CHCEDS061 (CHC30221): Download here (PDF, 261 KB)
- Top Picks 3 CHCEDS060 (CHC30221) and CHCDIV001 (CHC30221 and CHC40221): Download here (PDF, 273 KB)
- Top Picks 4 CHCEDS048 (CHC40221) and CHCEDS057 (CHC30221): Download here (PDF, 238 KB)
- Top Picks 5 CHCPRT001 (CHC40221): Download here, (PDF, 227 KB)
- Top Picks 6 CHCEDS058 (CHC40221): Download here, (PDF, 209 KB)
- Top Picks 1 CHCEDS035 (CHC30221): Download here (PDF, 231 KB)
Resources to share with your learners
Wellbeing Plan
This plan is designed to help you support your mental health and wellbeing while studying.
It will help you consider strategies and resources you can use to promote and protect your wellbeing.
Fact Sheet: Child development
Your relationship with children and young people shapes how they learn and develop, and their mental health and wellbeing.
Fact Sheet: Brain development
Brain development affects a child or young person's ability to form healthy, satisfying relationships and to succeed in learning and social environments.
Fact Sheet: Separation anxiety
Many children experience anxiety when separating from their families as they first attend an early learning service or start school.
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Additional wellbeing resources
'Stress management' Fact Sheet
Stress is a normal reaction to life’s changes and challenges. It can motivate us to get things done and to feel better about trying new things.
'Mindfulness' Fact Sheet
Mindfulness can help reduce stress and help people cope with tough times.
'How to practise mindfulness' Fact Sheet
Practising mindfulness can help promote positive wellbeing for you and your learning community.
'Promoting educator wellbeing' webinar recording
Learn ways to promote and protect your mental health and wellbeing.
Last updated: November, 2024