We are hiringA great opportunity to join our dedicated team working to create opportunities for children and young people to thrive in education, work and life.
Our Strong Families Strong Children program underpins all of our work as we know how important the early years are to overall child development. Join us in the rewarding role and help us make a difference in the lives of children, young people, and their families across the north central region. |
The North Central LLEN has appointed Pam McConville to the position of Pathways Coordinator to work alongside its dedicated Careers and Pathways team creating opportunities for children and young people to thrive in education, work and life.
Pam has more than 30 years of experience in education in various settings – the prison system, special schools, primary schools, and high schools, as well as raising four children of her own. For the last eight years she has also been providing counselling and wellbeing support to students at Donald High School in addition to her teaching role. |
New Pathways Coordinator Pam McConville (centre)
with Careers Practitioners (L-R) Barb Bear, Angela Poxon, Mary-Ann Sait and Sue Clay. |
Industry Panel Members talked about the future of work and career opportunities within the agriculture, health and local government sectors (L-R) Anthony Judd (Buloke Shire Council), Fiona Best (Birchip Cropping Group), Matt Allan (Northern District Community Health Service) and MC Jane Hosking (North Central LLEN)
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Teachers, Industry Members and NCLLEN staff at the launch of the new NCTTC website and resources (L-R) Back row – Chris Poole (Boort District School), Bianca Winslade (NCTTC), Anthony Judd (Buloke Shire), Jane Hosking (NCLLEN), Kelvin Baird (Charlton College), Ellen White (NCLLEN), Julie Roberts (NCLLEN), Angela Poxon (NCLLEN), Sean McCann (Pyramid Hill College). Front Row: Sarah Byrne (East Loddon P-12 College), Hayley Smith (Wedderburn College), Emma Milne (Wedderburn College), Sue Clay (NCLLEN), Julian Smith (NCTTC), Mary-Ann Sait (NCLLEN)
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16 October - NEW North Central Youth Advisory Council
The North Central LLEN (NCLLEN) is looking for energetic, self-motivated young people between the ages of 15 and 21 who live, work or study within the Buloke Shire Council, Loddon Shire Council and St Arnaud in the Northern Grampians Shire Council to join the inaugural North Central Youth Advisory Committee. The Committee will include up to 24 local young people (for an initial 12 month period) who are passionate about many different areas of community life to represent the views and interests of their peers, and to provide the opportunity to build positive connections with each other and the wider community. |