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Specialists in Child Care Recruitment
Welcome to C2C Recruitment Group, specialists in early childhood and OSHC (Out of School Hours Care) recruitment. We partner with values-driven providers to deliver strategic, high-impact workforce solutions that support quality education and care across Australia. With deep sector expertise, we connect passionate educators with meaningful career opportunities and help services build strong, stable teams. Our tailored approach ensures the right people are placed in the right roles, making a lasting difference in communities from coast to country.
About Us
At C2C Recruitment Group, recruitment is about building lasting connections that strengthen organisations, communities, and the lives they touch.
We proudly support early education and care services across Australia, from metropolitan centres to regional and remote areas, connecting quality talent with purpose-driven providers. Guided by community, care, and collaboration, our work is grounded in deep respect for the land and people we work with.
Recruitment Insights
68% of Australian employers say recruitment agencies help them find talent faster and more efficiently” (RCSA, 2024). In the childcare sector, where staff shortages and regulatory demands are constant challenges, agencies play a crucial role. They expand access to qualified educators, ensure better candidate-to-role alignment, and ease the administrative burden—helping centres maintain compliance, consistency, and care quality.
Recruitment, Consulting & Staffing Association (RCSA)
Over 50% of regional employers struggle to fill key roles in childcare and other essential sectors (DESE, 2024). Targeted recruitment helps attract qualified educators, supporting families and strengthening local communities.
Australian Department of Education, Skills and Employment (DESE)
With childcare now on the skilled occupation list, migration is playing a vital role in easing workforce shortages. Over 70% of skilled migrants fill critical gaps (Department of Home Affairs, 2025), helping sustain high-quality early learning and support long-term community growth.
Australian Department of Home Affairs
