male childcare workers - employment barriers?

[The[cookie]Doctor]

My mum has a CC training business and owns a CC centre and I think she'd be the first to say for the most part, male CC workers would be a guaranteed job. The parents don't have to know that he is 'credible' - they just have to have trust in the centre. And I would think that male CC workers would be highly encouraged so kids have more interaction with men in their day to day lives. Go for it rayray's DH!!

Ps love the new av

[sanemale]

hi guys my name is shane. i am trying to enter the childcare industry. Studying my certificate 3 by distance ed. have recieved distinctions for the first module. so totally wrapped but as of yesterday i was told to leave for no aparent reason except a complaint was filed against me. now i have never done anything wrong and i treat the kids as my own and love the time i do as work experience but with society today its very hard.
iam an older male not married was in plain clothes but possess my blue card student id and working towards for senior first aid.
now i know you were saying that males would be guareented a job but i dont see it if someone like me cant finish their certification without any predejucie.

what are your thoughts on this subject??