The Lollielab Workshop

At the Vocational Learning Network Meeting that was held on 8th October 2008, Luke Hayden along with Bronwyn Cullinan presented the network with information on the Lollielab Workshop.

The aim of the Lollie Lab interactive workshop is to
engage students, showing them how wide a range of
practical skills and educational knowledge can be applied
to real life business and working situations.

For information on the Lollielab Workshop click here

Centrelink and Job Network Forum

Gateway LLEN in partnership with Outer Eastern LLEN held a Centrelink and Job Network Forum on 13 August 2008. A number of MIPs & VCAL Coordinators, Careers Teachers & VET Coordinators, Welfare Coordinators & Youth Commitment Transition Teams and External Youth Agencies attended. This forum included presentations from Centrelink, Sarina Russo, ECHO Australia (DEN), Harrison House and Melbourne East Group Training Company (MEGT).

Download the Centrelink presention here

Download the MEGT presentation here

Gateway LLEN - e-bulletin - November

Welcome to the Gateway LLEN E-Bulletin.  We hope you find these monthly bulletins filled with relevant and up to date information. Click here to download the November edition

Gateway LLEN Youth Services Directory - ebook 2008 Update

Gateway LLEN has compiled an extensive Youth Service Directory "ebook" for teachers and students in the cities of Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse. This exciting directory features a range of community, employment, education and training resources. Click here

Solutions for Life Long Learning Project

A Project Manager was employed for 15 months in 2004 - 2005 to develop models to assist life long learning for young people with disabilities. DHS, DE&T, CEO, Centrelink, Holmesglen TAFE, DEST and EIEP have been involved in developing the project and being the steering committee for the “Solutions for Lifelong Learning” Project. 6 schools have participated in the project. This project has been effective in the provision of support and experiences for young people with disabilities in both mainstream and special settings to enhance their options for lifelong learning and employment. For a copy of the Solutions Project click here