For caregivers

Train as a professional. Practise with support.

Childcare workers, domestic workers, nannies, and house managers can build a recognised skill set in child development, safety, and care—then apply it with families and centres.

Caregiver training presentation
Caregivers in a professional training session
Community workshop for caregivers
Workshops that turn theory into practice
Caregiver skills class
Skills classes in child development and safety
Learners reviewing training materials
Materials designed for real care settings

What caregivers learn

FocusDescription
Certified trainingChild development, safety, emotional care, feeding, hygiene, CPR, and educational play.
Professional practiceCommunication, time management, and working in partnership with families.
Peer supportLearn with other caregivers and stay connected after certification.
Pathways after classApply skills with families and centres; work opportunities follow training.

How it works

  1. Choose a course that matches your experience.
  2. Train in centres, community sessions, or guided modules.
  3. Complete assessment and earn your credentials.
  4. Practise with support—and connect to work when you are ready.

Training modules

  • Digital literacy
  • Childcare practice (ages 0–5)
  • Health and hygiene
  • First aid essentials
  • Communication with families
  • Financial literacy

“I started as a domestic worker. Through MamaPlus training, I learned digital skills and now I also teach other women in my community. I earn more and I'm respected more.”