Northern Mallee LLEN, is a not-for-profit organisation works closely with schools, students, and the industry to identify gaps in education and training, provide advice on local and state-wide policy issues at both the strategic and operational level and broker cross sector partnerships to better support young people.
Funded by the State Government, Northern Mallee LLEN is one of the 31 LLENs across Victoria that were established in 2001 with the objective of improving career pathways for young people. Northern Mallee LLEN engages with industry and schools to provide schools with access to quality Work Based Learning (WBL) opportunities that meet the needs of local students and industry. This includes Structured Workplace Learning Placements (SWL), Work Experience (WE), and School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships (SBATs).
Northern Mallee LLEN help’s bridge the gap between education and employment by connecting schools, industry, and community.
We work closely with:
- Educators to support programs like Structured Workplace Learning and VET
- Employers and industry to offer mentoring, work placements, and exposure to different careers
- Communities to ensure local needs and voices shape every initiative
From career expos to hands-on learning, Northern Mallee LLEN help’s young people discover their strengths and take confident steps toward the future.
Career pathways leading to education, training and employment.
Facilitating strategic partnerships with stakeholder groups, to improve outcomes in education, training, and employment for young people
Integrity: Respectful, Responsive, and reliable in all our actions
Accountability: Responsiveness and independent in all our actions
Innovation: Creative thinking identifies opportunities.
Education: Support youth access for participation in industry focused training.
Situated in North-West Victoria, the Northern Mallee Local Learning & Employment Network (NMLLEN) region covers almost ten per cent of the State. Northern Mallee LLEN encompasses all of the Mildura Rural City Council Local Government Area as well as the township of Robinvale (Swan Hill Rural City Council LGA).
The region offers a broad range of educational facilities including pre-schools, primary schools, secondary schools, SuniTAFE campuses and La Trobe University campus Mildura and Monash Rural Health Mildura.
- Chaffey Secondary College
- Henderson College
- Irymple Secondary College
- Merbein P-10 College
- Mildura Senior College
- Mildura Specialist School
- Murrayville Community College
- Ouyen P-12 College
- Red Cliffs Secondary College
- St Joseph's College
- Trinity Lutheran College
- Werrimul P-12 School
- Indie School Mildura
- Robinvale College
Through pathways planning and supported involvement in education, training, and employment.
Ensure sustainability to increase resources.
Ensure sustainability to increase resources.
To be recognised as a professional initiative-taking and valued place-based Organisation.
Northern Mallee LLEN Board Members
Northern Mallee LLEN Staff
Northern Mallee LLEN members can make a positive contribution in our community by improving outcomes for young people.
A membership provides:
- An opportunity to be a Committee member and influence the strategic plan and direction of Northern Mallee LLEN.
- The ability to nominate and vote for members of the Northern Mallee LLEN Committee of Management.
- Attend the Annual General Meeting and learn about relevant issues from interesting keynote speakers.
- Member only invitations to briefings, forums and workshops.
- Opportunities to network with key stakeholders, community groups and organisations.
We will also send you regular updates about key events and partnership initiatives.
To become a Northern Mallee LLEN Member please complete the membership request form below: