Victorian While LLEN-led Thirty-one The state-wide Learning Department initiatives vary LLENs across network of and of Education according to local 31 LLENs bring Victoria and regional priorities together Networks from a large ambit Early education (LLENs) Childhood of initiatives they providers, Development can be involved in, industry, it would assist if community there were greater organisations, consistency of individual approaches and and government initiatives in organisations to response to the improve needs of refugee education, training young people and across different employment LLENs. outcomes for young people in communities across Victoria. Youth Adult Funding stream is In 2008, Adult YPP in ACE Pathways Community for 16-19 year olds. Multicultural provides for early Program Education school leavers & Further (YPP) in Services without a Year 12 Education ACE (AMES), or equivalent (ACFE) (Victoria) Centre for qualification. It in the Adult offers up to 800 Department Education hours of learning of Planning (CAE) and 36 and support in and approved accredited Community Adult education and Development Community training programs. (DPCD). Education A specific managed (ACE) individual pathway providers (MIP) plan is throughout prepared for each Victoria student to guide students in a learning or employment pathway. Consultation and input is available from Local Learning and Employment Networks (LLENs).
Learning and Networks (LLENs) Thirty-one LLENs across Victoria Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Development The state-wide network of 31 LLENs bring together education providers, industry, community organisations, individual and government organisations to improve education, training and employment outcomes for young people in communities across Victoria. While LLEN-led initiatives vary according to local regional priorities from a large ambit of initiatives they can be involved in, it would assist if there were greater consistency of approaches and initiatives in response to the needs of refugee young people across different LLENs. Youth Pathways Program (YPP) in ACE (Victoria) In 2008, Adult Multicultural Education Services (AMES), Centre for Adult Education (CAE) and 36 approved Adult Community Education (ACE) providers throughout Victoria Adult Community & Further Education (ACFE) in the Department of Planning and Community Development (DPCD). YPP in ACE provides for early school leavers without a Year 12 or equivalent qualification. It offers up to 800 hours of learning and support in accredited education and training programs. A specific managed individual pathway (MIP) plan is prepared for each student to guide students in a learning or employment pathway. Consultation and input is available from Local Learning and Employment Networks (LLENs). Funding stream is for 16-19 year olds.
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