The Hon Jason Clare MP
- Minister for Education
The Hon Jason Clare MP was first sworn in as Minister for Education on 1 June 2022.
Content published on this site relates to the Minister’s responsibilities within the Education portfolio.
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Early childhood educators receive 15 per cent pay rise
The Albanese Labor Government has delivered a historic 15 per cent pay rise for early childhood educators, with the final five per cent hitting educators pay packets today.
Doorstop - Paul Keating Park, Sydney
SUBJECTS: Mandatory child safety training in childcare centres.
Transcript - Weekend Today with Tim Davies and Alison Piotrowski
SUBJECTS: Mandatory child safety training.
Early education and care services to close from 5pm a few times a year for mandatory safety training
From next year, early childhood education and care (ECEC) services can close from 5pm on a few days each year to conduct mandatory child safety training.
Legislation passes to strengthen integrity, expand access and improve information across the education system
The Albanese Government has today passed legislation to strengthen the integrity of the international education sector, expand access to medical places for Indigenous students and improve the…
More than three million Australians about to receive 20 per cent student debt cut
More than 3 million Australians will have their student debt cut by 20 per cent by the end of next week, wiping almost $16 billion in total.
Doorstop - Australian Taxation Office, Canberra
SUBJECTS: Cutting student debt by 20%.
Second Reading Speech Universities Accord (Australian Tertiary Education Commission) Bill
Mr Speaker, this is a Bill to establish the Australian Tertiary Education Commission. The ATEC.
More free bridging courses to help 1,500 more Australians get to university
Around 1,500 more Australians will be able to do FEE-FREE Uni-Ready Courses next year, which give them the skills to start a university degree.
Albanese Government to fund 100 additional university places for future Australian doctors
The Albanese Government is providing 100 additional Commonwealth supported places (CSPs) a year for students studying medicine to help train the next generation of doctors.
Transcript - Weekend Sunrise with David Woiwod and Monique Wright
SUBJECTS: Social media age restriction, anti-bullying national plan
Press conference - Revesby
SUBJECTS: 20 per cent cut to student debt, social media age restriction, coloured sand recall, EPBC reform.