THE PROCESS FOR BUYING A CHILDCARE CENTRE

Are you looking to enter the childcare industry and buy a childcare business? Or are you already qualified or experienced in the industry and want to own your own center?

The steps below outline the process to follow:

1. Entity Details: Consult with an accountant 

2. Enroll Childcare qualification on-line course: complete the National Law & Child Care Subsidy Approval Course. While not legally required, the certificate is submitted with your PA01 form to  strengthen your Provider application.

3. Apply for Provider Number : Submit your Provider application in the name of the established entity, such as a company or trust.  Once you receive your Provider number, you have approximately one year to secure or open a business, or your Provider number may be canceled.

4. Business Selection: Decide whether to buy or establish a business. For first-time buyers, purchasing an existing business provides far more security and less risk. An existing business will have qualified staff, management in place, established resources, and has already been approved by ECRU with a Service Approval. With a start-up, there’s no guarantee of obtaining a Service Approval or how long that process will take.  From completion of building construction it can take up to 12 months for ECRU to finally approve new locations – ensuring they meet resourcing/safety requirements etc

5. Conditions of Business Contract / Service Approval / CCS/Finance : Finalise the conditions of the business offer and complete any necessary contract requirements, including the transfer of Service Approval.

6. Settlement: You now own a business in the childcare sector, one of the most in-demand industries in Australia. With guaranteed government funding, high demand, and potential profitability, it is also a sector that is resilient to automation.

Step One – Entity Details

The first step in purchasing a childcare business is deciding on the entity under which you wish to purchase it. 

This could be a company, a company and trust, or another entity structure. A company can be established through ASIC or with the help of your accountant. Establishing a company and trust will require assistance from an accountant or lawyer. The best option for you should be discussed with your accountant.

If the company has three directors, ECRU will  require all three directors to undergo the exam/interview process. Therefore, if there is someone in the company who is trained in childcare or has educational experience, it is advisable to have that person as the sole director.

This way, they will be the only individual required to go through the approval process, improving the chances of success. If there are multiple directors and, for example, two directors are required to take the exam and one of them fails, ECRU will usually fail both directors. Shareholders, on the other hand, are not required to go through the approval process but will be vetted.

ECRU requires the director (the person applying for approval) to hold shares in the company. The percentage of shares required will depend on the entity structure and should be confirmed with ECRU before submitting the provider application.

Step Two – Enroll Childcare qualification on-line course

Prior to applying

Prior to applying to become an approved Provider it is now required  that you complete the National Law & Child Care Subsidy Approval Course.

Create a profile on the ACECQA Learning Portal

https://joinedupapprovals.learnupon.com/users/sign_in?next=%2Fdashboard

You will be automatically enrolled in the first module in this course after you register.

Enrolment may take up to 30 minutes, and you will receive an email notification when the first  module is available.

Complete ACECQA LMS TRAINING

This course provides important information about becoming an approved Provider and your responsibilities under the National Law and Family Assistance Law. These five eLearning modules unpack how to submit your application, your responsibilities as an approved Provider and an overview of the approvals process.

If you would like to review the courses before registering in the LMS, you can access the modules from the links below: 

Module 1 – Child care approval in Australia

This first module will provide an overview of the course, introductory information about laws that apply, and the child care approvals process.

Module 2: Education and Care Services National Law (NL) approval 

A child care provider who is approved under the National Law has a range of obligations. This module helps you to understand all the requirements you must meet under the National Law when operating your service. 

Module 3 : Child Care Subsidy (CCS) approval

Child care provider approval may also require approval under the Family Assistance Law (FAL) to administer Child Care Subsidy. This module will explore how the Family Assistance Law affects your application.

Module 4 : How to apply

Now that you are familiar with the two parts of the approvals process, Module 4 will explore the application process in more detail.

Module 5 : After you’re approved 

If your application for approval is successful you will have a range of obligations and administrative responsibilities. The final module in this course will unpack what you need to do after you are approved.

To be approved for Provider,  applicants will need to complete 4 out of 5 modules in the National Law & Child Care Subsidy Approval Course on the ACECQA LMS to receive a completion certificate. ACECQA Learning Management System (LMS). 

You will need to complete 80% of the course to download a completion certificate. This certificate can be submitted with your application/is requested to be attached to your application  as  evidence of completing the course.

Step Three – Apply for Provider number

About the approval process 

• You must be approved to operate a service (Provider Number)  and administer the Childcare Subsidy (CCS). You must be approved by the Australian Government in your state or territory government. 

To be able to own and operate a childcare business your entity purchasing the business must hold a Provider number.   The people associated with that entity e.g. Director/s must be ECRU approved.

This Provider number is applied for via the Department of Communities – Childcare section in the State you live in or the State you are buying the Childcare business in.

Once approved/received, the Provider number is valid for all of Australia.  You can own multiple businesses around Australia under the one provider number.

The Provider number is attached to the entity e.g. Company – Company/Trust you have set up that will ultimately own the Childcare business or businesses.

The price is $241 for 2022 -2023.

The Provider number once obtained does not last forever.   If you have not purchased a center within a period of approximately one year from time of issuance the Department may cancel the number.

The application will require credit checks into the Company history and of ALL the Directors of the Company.

Sellers will rarely accept offers from Buyers that do not hold a Provider number due to the time involved to obtain and risk of the Buyer not being approved. The process (exam) is much harder since 01 May 2022. Resulting in a higher fail rate.  Time is of the essence when doing the exam. Most applicants fail due to not completing the exam in the required time frame.

The time quoted by the Department of Communities for Childcare Provider Number is currently 120 days, however, the Provider approval process has been known to take up to  180 days or longer.     Refer section 15 of the Act for more information.

Provider Application Assessment/Examination

Effective 1 May 2022, ECRU (Education and Care Regulatory Unit) is now conducting on-line assessments for Provider Approval suitability in an exam format and subsequent interview. 

Several applicants have advised they did not finish in time.

You can flag and skip a question, going back to an answer later.

Exam 

• 75 mins
• 46 multiple choice questions (no short answers)
• No outside material/ resources can be used.

You are provided with online access to the required documents for the assessment. Two screens are set up, which are easy to use and navigate.

Most of the questions were scenarios wanting the law and regulation reference.

You need to be very confident in navigating your way around these documents. If you are unsure of an answer, you can flag it and return later.

Below is an overview of the documents and information that should be studied.

A very thorough knowledge of the Regulations and the ACT is required to be able to identify and know Regulation numbers and information quickly.  Some of the questions relate to multiple regulation numbers e.g. is it 76/22/14 or 42/1/23   etc 

What needs to be displayed for rating assessment:

• SQM inside – outside 
• Fencing 
• Ratio
• Healthy eating
• Forms documents how long to keep – what needs to be in the centre – how it’s maintained.
• Child protection
• Who responsible what
• Notification of incidents

Applicants sit the exam in the ECRU offices in Perth.  Usually offer only one date per month.  It is very important participants answer the questions as quickly as possible.

ECRU provides some reference materials, a pen and some paper. 

A buyer may have their wife/sister/friend/Centre Manager of an existing business as Company Director to obtain Provider number and have them as the Company sole Director. 

If you receive a pass mark which is above 80% then you may  be called in for an interview.  

The interview takes place around 4 weeks after the exam.   The interview for around an hour will again be on your knowledge of childcare.

Below is an overview of the documents and information that should be studied.

A thorough understanding of the Regulations and the Act is essential, as some questions may reference multiple regulations (e.g., 76/22/14 or 42/1/23).

Key Areas to Know for the Rating Assessment:

• Space requirements (SQM inside and outside)
• Fencing requirements
• Child-to-staff ratios
• Healthy eating policies
• Document retention and maintenance requirements
• Child protection responsibilities
• Notification of incidents

Resources are available in the ACECQA website

To prepare for the assessment, PMCs are encouraged to read the information provided in the links below:

• Australian Children’s Education & Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) (website)
• Education and Care Services National Law (WA) Act 2012 (the National Law)
• Education and Care Services National Regulations 2012 (WA) (the National Regulations)
• Guide to the NationalQuality Framework
• My Time, Our Place: Framework for School-Aged Care inAustralia
• Belonging, Being and Becoming: Early Years Learning Framework for Australia

Business Plan

A business plan may be required from buyers for ECRU prior to sitting the exam.  Where an applicant does not currently own a business or started to build a centre, then they will need to base their plan on what would be their ideal centre that they are hoping/planning to operate.

The business plan needs to incorporate:

• Costings
• Financial expectations
• Budget
• KPI’s

There is a business plan template available via the ABB website under resources. There are also advisors on the ABB website that specialize in creating business plans for a fee.  I would therefore recommend that all provider applicants   commence their business plan as soon as they have lodged their Provider application, to ensure that it is ready to be submitted as soon as requested.

A Business plan will also be required by PRODA when a centre has been purchased or is about to open.  The PRODA business plan should be an extension of the Provider business plan.

“Study study and study” in the words of a successful applicant. Make sure you are very familiar with the Regulations and the Act. 

The Provider certificate will arrive in the post.

See resources below:

• Applications and notifications forms

https://www.acecqa.gov.au/resources/applications

• Business Plan Template 

https://advancebusinessbrokers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Buyers-Series-Business-Plan-Template-A.pdf 

Step Four – Business Selection

Once you have received your Provider number, you can then proceed with your purchase or look for a childcare business and advise the broker/owner you are already in possession of your Provider number.   

If entering into a contract to purchase the entity on the Contract must match your Provider Number Certificate.

Advance Business Brokers specialise in the Sale of Childcare below is a link to our current listings: 

https://advancebusinessbrokers.com/businesses-for-sale/?category=child-care 

Step Five –  Conditions of Business Contract / Service Approval / CCS/ Finance

Finance

Finance if applicable can be applied for concurrently with Service Approval application.

Service approval 

Early childhood education and care providers must be approved to operate a service and administer the Childcare Subsidy (CCS) in Australia.

All applications are submitted via the National Quality Agenda IT System (NQAITS).

Once you hold a Provider number and secure a Centre (Under contract)  the next step is the transfer of the existing Service Approval of the Centre being sold.

The transfer of Service is legislated to be 42 days from receipt of correct application with the Department of Communities.   Interventions are common practice and can extend the process out to 100 days.  Advance Business Brokers will oversee and manage during the Sale process of contract. 

If the buyer is wanting to  purchase the Centre in a New entity (different Directors) , they will need to apply for a NEW provider number for that Company and may be required to complete the whole Provider process mentioned above, including sitting the exam.  

Transfer of Service can only be lodged with a Provider number. 

The price for 2023 was $130.

CCS

Existing providers or new providers for  CCS funding  must  use the National Quality Agenda IT System to add a new service or add to existing account.

The following information is for:

• Providers who intend to apply for new  CCS account
• existing providers who intend to add or remove a service from their account
• existing providers who have undergone a restructuring of their legal entity.

You should read the following information carefully before applying. You can also complete an e-learning course about the approval process on ACECQA’s website. Refer to Step Two above.

If you need help during the application process, contact: CCSassessments@education.gov.au 

If you experience technical issues while using the National Quality Agenda IT System, please email nqaits@acecqa.gov.au.

CCS – Funding for parents with children in Childcare – PRODA

If the buyer has a contract in place to purchase a business, and has applied for and received their Provider number, then once Transfer of Service for the Centre  being purchased has been lodged, the Buyer should lodge their application for CCS funding. This application can take 60 days or longer depending on whether it is a new application or addition to an existing account. 

If you are an existing Childcare operator already with a PRODA account and receiving CCS funding, then your new service/business must be added to your existing PRODA account.    

For an existing Childcare operator or new applicant, ensure as the Buyer of a Childcare Service you have this completed in advance of settlement so there is no disruption in CCS payments to parents.  

Any questions need to be directed to the relevant Government department.

Families who want to apply for CCS should visit the Services Australia website.

CCS Application summary process are as follow: 

• Check your eligibility
  • You must meet eligibility criteria to administer Childcare Subsidy (CCS) at your service. This page outlines who the Australian Government will approve to administer CCS.

• Get ready to apply
  • When you apply for Childcare Subsidy (CCS) approval, you’ll need to provide a range of information and evidence. Having this information ready will reduce the time it takes to complete the application. This page outlines what you need to do before you apply.

• Submit your application
  • Once you’ve gathered all the required information and evidence, you’re ready to submit your Childcare Subsidy (CCS) approval application. This page outlines how to complete and submit your application.

• After you apply
  • After you submit your Childcare Subsidy (CCS) approval application, it will undergo a rigorous assessment process. This page outlines what you need to know while you wait for an assessment decision and what to do when you receive a decision.

• Add, remove or relocate a service
  • Once approved, providers must let us know about any changes to their services. This includes if you intend to open, close or relocate a service or if your provider changes legal entity. This page outlines what you need to do in these scenarios.

• Suspension of approvals
  • Your National Law or Childcare Subsidy (CCS) approvals can be suspended. Approval may be suspended if you don’t comply with your obligations or following a voluntary request.

PRODA – Child Care Subsidy ( CCS) Funding

1. Create a PRODA account and obtain an individual Registration Authority number

PRODA (Provider of Digital Access) is an online identity verification system that strengthens the security of personal information for new Persons with Management or Control (PMC).

New PMCs will need to create a PRODA account and obtain an individual Registration Authority (RA) number if they are submitting a National Law provider approval application or an application to administer the Child Care Subsidy under the Family Assistance Law. The RA number is unique to your PRODA account.

2. Identifying Persons with Management or Control (PMC)

From July 2023, the National Law definition of a PMC will be similar to the definition used by the Australian Government for a PMC of a provider entity for administering the Child Care Subsidy under the Family Assistance Law.

In some cases, a provider’s PMC will be the same individual for the National Law and for Child Care Subsidy purposes. However, in some circumstances, a person may be a PMC in relation to the Child Care Subsidy, but not a PMC under the National Law.

A PMC has legal responsibilities under the National Law and Regulations, and the Family Assistance Law for Child Care Subsidy purposes.

When completing your application in the NQA ITS you will be asked to verify your identity by entering your RA number.

3. Submit your application in the NQA IT System

By accessing this link https://public.nqaits.acecqa.gov.au/Pages/Landing.aspx you can log in to the NQA IT System or register for an account.

If you experience technical issues, email nqaits@acecqa.gov.au.

4. Child Care Subsidy application assessment time-frames

Approval for the Child Care Subsidy can only be determined after approval under the National Law and after the Australian Government has assessed your application.

An estimated assessment time-frame cannot be given, however ensuring all mandatory information documentation is submitted with your application will assist in this process.

Watch this 2-minute video for information about the National Law and Family Assistance Law (to administer the Child Care Subsidy) application process.

NQA ITS – Full User Guide :   https://www.acecqa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-06/NQA%20IT%20System%20-%20Full%20User%20Guide_0.pdf 

Step Six – Settlement

Settlement on a childcare business typically takes place on a Friday, as government funding is allocated from Monday to Friday. This usually occurs two weeks after the Transfer of Service becomes unconditional, as stated in the letter received from ECRU.

Please note that childcare centers are in high demand and difficult to acquire. Entering the industry may require flexibility from the buyer regarding both location and price.

If a center has been operational and profitable for more than two years, a buyer may be able to secure financing for 50% of the business price, or 60% to 70% of the combined business and property price if purchasing both simultaneously. Finance brokers who specialize in child care center financing can be found under the “Resources” section of the ABB website

The price of childcare centers varies widely, ranging from $100,000 to over $4,000,000 for an individual center (excluding property), depending on factors such as net profit, location, size, and age.

Currently, individual child care businesses in the Perth metro area are selling for a multiple of 3 to 4.5 times net profit, including add-backs. Group sales can achieve multiples of 6 to 7 times net profit.     

Regional locations, typically more than two hours from Perth CBD, generally sell for multiples of 2  to 3 times net profit.

We hope you have found the above useful.

Click HERE to access the PDF version of the Childcare Process!

Are you buying a business in Perth? Do you have a Perth business for sale? For more information on how you can get the best results, contact Angela at Advance Business Brokers today.

February 2025

• Abolition of the Activity Test: The removal of the activity test ensures that all parents can access at least three days of subsidised childcare per week, irrespective of their employment status or study commitments. This change aims to make early childhood education more accessible, particularly for children from low-income and disadvantaged families who were previously excluded due to the activity test requirements.  abc.net.au
• Income Thresholds: Families with annual incomes exceeding $533,280 will remain ineligible for subsidised childcare, consistent with current policy settings.   abc.net.au
• Implementation Timeline: The three-day subsidised childcare guarantee is scheduled to commence in January 2026.   sbs.com.au

NQF Childcare Australia

https://www.acecqa.gov.au/nqf/national-quality-standard

Childcare Management Companies

Some management companies that may be able to help you and will be able to provide a quote to manage your centre depending on the level of management required.

While we don’t recommend any particular management company, the following links from a Google search may be of assistance:

Elite Childcare Management

www.elitechildcaremanagement.com.au

Early Learning Management: Child Care Management System

www.elm.net.au

Leading Edge: Childcare – Management, Consultant & Training

www.leadingedgechildcare.com.au

Giggletree – Childcare Management, Childcare Consulting, Childcare

www.giggletree.com.au

Advance Childcare Management

www.advancechildcare.com.au

Brisbane Childcare Consultants | Childcare Management Group

www.limelightmanagementgroup.com.au

Our Services – Foundation Early Learning

www.foundationearlylearning.edu.au

Impressions Childcare Management

www.icmanagement.com.au

First Years Consultancy

https://firstyears.com.au/

Roz Brabazon – 0437 894 432

roskva@westnet.com.au

CHILDCARE INFORMATION

Childcare Resources 

https://www.childcarecentredesktop.com.au/

Management Service for Enrollments/CCS for Childcare owners

Management Service for Enrollments-CCS for Childcare owners

Childcare Property’s in hot Demand

https://advancebusinessbrokers.com/listed-articles/investors-swoop-on-childcare-centres/

Australian Children Education & Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) 
http://www.acecqa.gov.au/regulatory-authorities1/contact-your-regulatory-authority

WA Department of Community Services Childcare
https://www.acecqa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2017-12/PA09_TransferofProviderDeclaration.pdf

(PA09 Transferring provider declaration (service approval))

Tel: 62103333

Education and Care Regulatory Unit (ECRU)
https://www.dlgc.wa.gov.au/LegislationCompliance/Pages/Education-and-Care.aspx

Provider Application (PA01) Including Police Clearance Provider
https://www.acecqa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2018-07/PA01_ApplicationForProviderApproval.pdf

Approval Declaration of Fitness and Property (PA02)
https://www.acecqa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2018-09/PA02_DeclarationOfFitnessAndPropriety.pdf

PRODA-Childcare funding application for Children Providers
https://proda.humanservices.gov.au/pia/pages/public/registration/account/createAccount.jsf

PRODA Funding application for Existing Childcare Operators

PRODA Funding application for Existing Childcare Operators

Childcare Subsidies for Childcare Business Owners
https://www.education.gov.au/child-care-subsidy-system

Transfer of Service Application CC
PA09_TransferofProviderDeclaration Feb 20-2

Improvements to Childcare Benefit for Childcare Buyers & Owners

The following videos cover the improvements and changes to the Childcare Benefit system effective 01 July 2018.   

• Top 3 ways your child care is about to get cheaper  (Please click HERE to view the video)
• How your child care is about to get cheaper (Please click HERE to view the video)
• Child Care Changes – Subsidy (Please click HERE to view the video)
• Child Care Changes –  Scrapping the Cap (Please click HERE to view the video)
• Child Care Changes – Safety Net (Please click HERE to view the video)

GENERAL INFORMATION

Stamp Duty – WA 
Department of State Revenue  http://www.finance.wa.gov.au/cms/content.aspx?id=2055 

Small Business Development Corporation 
http://www.smallbusiness.wa.gov.au/
Lots of useful information and assistance for small business 

Chamber of Commerce WA
http://www.cciwa.com/
Membership required but great resources for small businesses 

The Western Australia Police for National Police Certificate

https://www.police.wa.gov.au/Police%20Direct/National%20Police%20Certificates

Working with Children Check

https://workingwithchildren.wa.gov.au/

Current Guide to National Quality Framework for Childcare Centres in Australia

https://www.acecqa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2018-11/Guide-to-the-NQF_0.pdf

Withholding Tax for Foreign Investors Property Sales over $750,000

https://www.ato.gov.au/general/capital-gains-tax/in-detail/calculating-a-capital-gain-or-loss/capital-gains-withholding—a-guide-for-conveyancers/#Excludedtransactions

Business Plan Template

Business Plan

Get the latest on the worker retention payment

Visit our website for the latest information about the worker retention payment.

Overview

The Australian Government is funding a wage increase for the ECEC workforce through a worker retention payment. The payment runs for 2 years and will fund:

• a wage increase of 15% above the modern award rates
• a minimum of 20% of eligible on-costs.

Providers opt-in by applying for the payment. The payment will be issued to eligible providers through a grant agreement and delivered via the Child Care Subsidy System. Providers must pass the payment on to eligible ECEC workers.

On our website, you’ll find:

• a summary of the Grant guidelines
• information about workplace instruments, awards and supported bargaining
• the minimum rates you must pass on to eligible workers
• an application guide and more

AU Dept of Education has reported receiving a high volume of incomplete or inaccurate applications. applications must be complete and accurate before they can start our assessments.

Please consult the application guide and ensure you have checked off all the required details before submitting.

Reference : Australian Government Department of Education

Find out more: https://www.education.gov.au/early-childhood/workforce/wages

Feb 2025

The following are contacts and recommended suppliers:

SETTLEMENT AGENTS – PERTH WA

Williams and Hughes
Greg Mohen – Consultant
Ground Floor, 25 Richardson Street WEST PERTH WA 6005
Telephone: +61 8 9481 2040
Facsimile: +61 8 9481 2041
Mobile 0431 992 841
Email: Greg.Mohen@whlaw.com.au

WEST END SETTLEMENTS
Erica Settineri l  Licensed Conveyancer/Director
Shop 6, 7 Scarborough Beach Road
North Perth,  WA 6006
Work Tel.: 08 9443 3044 Fax: 08 9201 1392
E-mail: erica@westendsettlements.com.au

Johnson Hicks Conveyancing
Matthew Hicks
Senior Business and Property Conveyancer
Director – Johnson Hicks Conveyancing
Suite 7/88 Broadway, Nedlands WA 6009
PO Box 3182 Broadway Nedlands WA 6009
PH: 9386 8251 FAX: 9386 2826
E: matthew@johnsonhicks.com.au

MAS Ronson (part of Lyons Babington)
Yat Yau
Ph: 08 9481 1173 Fax: 08 9485 0374
Street Address: Level 2, 33 Richardson Street, West Perth, 6005
All correspondence to: PO Box 1961, West Perth, 6872
Email Address: yat@masronson.com.au

Designer specialising in Childcare property design for new or refurbishment of centres

SPH architecture + interiors

sph.net.au

143 Cambridge St, West Leederville

08 9284 1888

ACCOUNTANT

Marpik Accountants Pty Ltd
Mat Honner
E-mail: mat@marpik.com.au
Tel. (08) 9447 1003

Kim Ovard – Tax Accountants
Tax Agent 25333735
Unit 3A ,23 Edinburgh Avenue, Kinross,6028
E-mail: kim@kimovardtaxreturns.com.au
Tel. (08) 9305 5515

Foreign resident capital gains withholding clearance certificate application form (NAT 74883).

To access the form, visit ato.gov.au/FRCGW.

https://www.ato.gov.au/FRWT_Certificate.aspx

FINANCE BROKERS

ANZ
Brad Hewett
Relationship Manager • Commercial Banking – Health
Email: Bradley.Hewett@anz.com
Phone: 0468 578 241
Address: Level 5, 240 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000

Towner Finance
Michelle Towner | Director
Winthrop & Mandurah
E: michelle@townerfinance.com.au
Ph: 08 9332 2554 | Mob: 0418 99 88 44

Bendigo Bank
Shaun Rigby – Business Banking Manager
Level 3, 225 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000
E: shaun.Rigby@bendigoadelaide.com.au
m: 0427 355 458
Small Business Finance Lender

Liberty
Brett Foster
Tel.: 0438 775 570
E-mail: bfoster@libertynetwork.com.au

Able Finance
Jon Elliott
Tel.: 9328 3600
E-mail: jon@ablefinance.com.au

Southshore Finance
Mr. Steve Greenwood or Michael Coombes
Tel.: (08) 9474 1999
E-mail: steve@southshorefinance.com.au

Crediflex Finance
Adam Barbuzza
Tel.: 0439990946
E-mail: adambarbuzza@crediflex.com

Works with traditional and non-traditional lenders such as Liberty finance. 

Chantal Sforcina – Senior Aussie Broker
Aussie Home Loans
Level 10, 28 Freshwater Place Southbank, VIC 3006
M 0410 074 966
P 03 9679 9333
E-mail: Chantal.Sforcina2@aussie.com.au

BANK FINANCE 

LoanSuperMart – Commercial Loan broker
Diana Goh l Principal Broker
Tel.: 0406 370 022
E-mail: diana.goh@loansupermart.com.au

ADVERTISING AND MARKETING

PWD

Oliver Wood 
Managing Director
D. 08 6146 0195
M. 0406 934 820
E. oliver@pwd.com.au
A. 3 Loftus Street, West Leederville, 6007
W. pwd.com.au 

ARCHITECTS

Specialist in Childcare centre designs plans

RECHITECTS

Leo Chong | Architect Reg No.2465
Director
D. 08 9277 3393
M. 0433490048
E. leo@rechitects.biz
A. Level1, 6/6 Leigh Street, Burswood 6100 WA

MIGRATION SERVICES

Rayford Migration Services:

Contact Pauline Yong – Email: enquiry@rayfordmigration.com

Rayford Migration Services: MALAYSIA OFFICE
Company detail:  About          Service provided:  Australia       188 and 132 information:  Business Visa Australia

Rayford Migration Services: SINGAPORE OFFICE

INSURANCE – BUSINESS

Phoenix Insurance Brokers Pty Ltd / Johnson Insurance Brokers Pty Ltd AR 1283293 and Murray Johnson AR

Murray Johnson | Dip of Financial Services (Insurance Broking) ANZIIF (Snr Assoc) CIP |

Mobile:             0418 563 599
Phone:             (08) 9754 2286
Website:         www.phoenixins.com.au

Address:           5A Fairbairn Road Busselton WA 6280
                           PO Box 1448 Busselton WA 6280

AFSL:                229847

BOOK-KEEPING SERVICES

Centauri Bookkeeping
Lidia Lovric Hrbut – Registered BAS Agent
M: 0408 192 895
T: 9571 8444
E: centauri@iinet.net.au

LEGAL SERVICES

Composite Law
Robert Ross – Director
Suite 4, 28 Outram Street, West Perth WA 6005
T: (08) 6162 2399
F: (08) 6162 2335
E: robert.ross@compositelaw.com.au
P: PO Box 7920, Cloisters Sq, WA 6850
www.compositelaw.com.au

Williams & Hughes
Greg Mohen – Commercial Counsel
Ground Floor, 25 Richardson Street, West Perth WA 6005, Australia
Telephone:    +61 8 9481 2040
Facsimile:     +61 8 9481 2041
Mobile:         0431 992 8411
Email:           Greg.Mohen@whlaw.com.au

Capital Legal Pty Ltd
Elisia Giardina l Solicitor
Office: Level 2, 43 Kishorn Road, Applecross WA 6153
Postal: PO Box 1062, Canning Bridge WA 6153
Work Tel.: (08) 9364 5444
Fax:(08) 9364 8444
E-mail: elisia@capital-legal.com.au
Website: www.capital-legal.com.au

WA Property Lawyers
Stephanie Le Roux
Personal Assistant to
Brian McCormack, Corinne Adams, Eden Coad and Sarah Wright
Tel: (08) 9380 3600
Address: 96 Outram St, West Perth WA 6005
Email: info@wapropertylawyers.com.au

Greenstone Legal
Jade Lattimore
Director
Tel.: 0438 303 763
Web: greenstonelegal.com.au

Saint James Conveyancing
Marisa Durante-Maynard / Jill Nelson-Coulon
Tel.: (08) 9240 7525
E-mail: marisa@conveyancerperth.com.au / Jill@conveyancerperth.com.au

FS Legal Perth
Chandhi Hettiarachchi
Principal/ Solicitor
Five Star Legal. Unit 5/365 High Road, Parkwood WA 6147
Tel.: 08 6146 6282
E-mail: chandhi@fslegalperth.com.au
www.fslegalperth.com.au

Composite Law
Robert Ross – Director
Suite 4, 28 Outram Street, West Perth WA 6005
T: (08) 6162 2399
F: (08) 6162 2335
E: robert.ross@compositelaw.com.au
P: PO Box 7920, Cloisters Sq, WA 6850
www.compositelaw.com.au

VALUERS/CHILDCARE

OPTEON

Duncan Cameron | FAPI CPV, BSc, BBus (Val & Land Econ)
Director – Specialised & Advisory
D. 08 9488 4802
M. 0413 449 477
E. duncan.cameron@opteonsolutions.com
A. Level 2, 1 Hood Street, Subiaco, WA 6008 Australia
W. OPTEONSOLUTIONS.COM

Doug Shorten | AAPI CPV, BBS (VPM)
Senior Valuer
D. (08) 9488 4866
M. 0418 991 077
E. doug.shorten@opteonsolutions.com

MMJ Real Estate (WA) Pty Ltd
Chris Geers – Managing Director
Address: Level 6, 12 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000
Phone: 08 9325 5880
Fax: 08 9325 5881
Mobile: 0410 493 057
Email: chris.geers@mmj.com.au
Web: www.mmj.com.au

CBRE | Valuation & Advisory Services
Rick Gismondi AAPI CPV | Valuer
Address: Level 25 | QV1 250 St Georges Terrace | Perth WA 6000
Phone: 08 9320 0058
Fax : 08 9481 1296
Mobile: 0416 194 227
Email: rick.gismondi@cbre.com.au
Website: www.cbre.com.au