Resources Page: All Resources
View the resources and links below to find information about finishing VCE, taking on apprenticeships or traineeships, and explore further education and training options. (listed alphabetically)
- Apprenticeships and Traineeships - Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
Find information on how to apply for apprenticeship and traineeships, training types and industries, wages and financial assistance. Visit website - Australian Apprenticeships
View facts about apprenticeships and how to apply, and find Australian Apprenticeships Centres. Visit website - Australian Apprenticeships Pathways
Find information about apprenticeships and traineeship, career resources and workplace guides. Visit website - Victorian Skills Gateway
Victorian Skills Gateway gives you the option to search for courses by occupation, study area, course or provider. Visit website - Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
Learning resources to help with homework while you're in primary and secondary school and information on VCE studies and careers advice to prepare you for the next steps. Visit website - 2017 Inner Northern Pathways Guide
Information on further education, training and employment program opportunities located in the Inner North region of Melbourne. Download PDF (PDF, 21 MB) - Koorie Deadly Pathways Guide
Pathway information on the many career and education opportunities that are available specifically to Koorie young people. Download PDF (PDF, 19 MB) - Learn Local
Find your nearest Learn Local for education and training programs to help gain qualifications, improve reading, writing and maths, help get a job or to simply learn something new. Visit website - Northern Melbourne VET Cluster booklet
This Handbook outlines how the Northern Melbourne VET Cluster (NMVC) can provide an extensive selection of VET programs. Download PDF (PDF, 1.8 MB) - SBAT Guide
Learn about School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships, find out how you can get involved in SBATs, and assess your industry options and resulting career opportunities. Download PDF (PDF, 14.4 MB) - School Leavers Guide
The School Leavers Guide provides advice on how to get started on the next steps after leaving school. View PDF - Youth Central
Information on VCE, alternative options to completing Year 11 and 12, Universities, TAFE’s, training options, courses, how to financial support yourself while training, and studying tips. Visit website - Study Overseas
Find information about studying overseas, planning to study overseas and information about scholarships, grants and student loans. Visit website - Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre
Search and apply for tertiary courses, scholarships and special entry access schemes at university, TAFE and independent tertiary colleges in Victoria Visit website - VOCEDplus
VOCEDplus is a free research database for tertiary education, with information related to workforce needs, skills development, and social inclusion. Visit website - Where to Now?
Guide for students in their last two years of secondary school, containing information about the VCE and VCE VET studies, the VCAL and school-based apprenticeships and traineeships. Visit website
View the resources and links below to find job searching portals, job searching tips and career planning advice.
- Jobs For Youth
Jobs For Youth is a job searching portal designed to connect young people in Darebin, Moreland and Yarra with local entry-level opportunities. Visit website - aLife
Real life examples of careers with a simple, video based starting point for all viewers connecting outwards to dozens of websites and tons of information. Visit website - Career Trends
Victorian government factsheets showing industry trends, training, job opportunities and skills that are in demand. Visit website - Learn Local
Find your nearest Learn Local for education and training programs to help gain qualifications, improve reading, writing and maths, help get a job or simply learn something new. Visit website - My Future
Find out about different jobs and careers, how to search for jobs, application process, resume writing and more tools. Visit website - New Enterprise Incentive Scheme
If you are an eligible job seeker and are interested in starting and running a small business, you may be able to access assistance through the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS). Visit website - School Leavers Guide
The School Leavers Guide provides advice on how to get started on the next steps after leaving school. View PDF - Youth Central
Find a range of information here including Job seeker toolkit, planning your career, information about jobs, your rights, job interviews, writing your resume and more. Visit website
Check out the links below to find local services that can help you with legal, financial, health, mental health and well being support.
- Darebin Youth Centres and Activities
Find your local Youth Centre in Darebin and see what programs and events are coming up. Visit website - Moreland Youth Services
Find your local Youth Services in Moreland and see what programs and events are coming up. Visit website - Yarra Youth Services
Find your local Youth Services in Yarra and see what programs and events are coming up. Visit website - Department of Human Services
Find links to Centrelink, Medicare and information about payments and services. Visit website - Fair Work
The Fair Work Ombudsman website provides information and advice about your workplace rights and obligations. Visit website - Headspace
Headspace is the national youth mental health foundation who can help young people who are going through a rough time. Visit website - Marist Youth Care
Marist Youth Care's services are designed to help young people who are homeless, or who are at risk of homelessness or are living away from their families. Visit website - Melbourne City Mission
Find a range of service options including homelessness, education, employment and justice. Visit website - Raise – Youth Mentoring
Raise Foundations provides mentoring programs for young people facing profound challenges in their lives including mental health, substance misuse, and sexual health issues. Visit website - Wesley Mission
Wesley Mission provides programs including counselling, group activities, homelessness, fellowship and mentoring. Visit website - Youth Affairs Council of Victoria
YACVIC is the peak body and leading policy advocate on young people’s issues in Victoria. Visit website - Youth Central- Health and Relationships
Find information and advice on health, mental health, relationships and more. Visit website - Youth Support and Advocacy Service
YSAS provide drug and alcohol help and advice for young people. Visit website
- Adult Migrant English Program
The AMEP provides 510 hours of FREE English classes to new migrants and refugees. AMES offers English for Living in Australia and Special Skills courses that make up the AMEP. Visit website - Arabic Welfare
A not for profit organisation providing family and youth programs for Arabic Speaking communities. Visit website - Brotherhood of St Laurence
- Centre for Multicultural Youth
View programs, resources, events, and training opportunities for multicultural youth. Visit website - Darebin Multicultural Directory
Darebin City Council Find support services, community groups, and policies in Darebin. Visit website - Foundation House
Foundation House is committed to providing the best possible support for refugees and asylum seekers who have experienced torture and trauma prior to their arrival in Australia. Visit website
- North West Community Transition Support
An initiative to improve post school pathways and inclusive employment opportunities for young people with a disability across Melbourne’s North West. Visit website
- Darebin - Disability Services
View the Darebin Disability Access and Inclusion Plan, information on recreation and leisure, information for carers and more. Visit website - Moreland City Council- Disability Services
Access information about home, personal and respite care, accessibility in the community and Moreland’s disability policy and advisory committee. Visit website - City of Yarra- Disability Services
Find information about Disability Services available to people with a disability in the City of Yarra. Visit website - Association for Children with a Disability
Information, support and advocacy organisation for children with a disability and their families in Victoria. Visit website - Department of Human Services
Financial assistance, accommodation options, community involvement and other supports and services for people with a disability, their families and carers. Visit website - DiVIne
DiVine is an online community for and by people with a disability. Visit website - Scope Resources
Resources to support people with a disability, offered through Scope’s Communication Resource Centre, Research Centre and Therapy and Psychology. Visit website - Youth Disability Advocacy Service
YDAS provide one-on-one support through individual advocacy service and broader social issues affecting young people with disabilities through systemic advocacy. Visit website
Darebin City Council
Aboriginal Affairs
View Darebin’s Aboriginal Action plan, and find information about Aboriginal events and advisory committee.
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visit websiteMoreland City Council
Indigenous History of Moreland
Read about the Wurendjeri people, the original landscape, access information about Aboriginal sites in Moreland and download Pre-Contact Aboriginal Heritage studies.
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visit websiteCity of Yarra
The Aboriginal History of Yarra
Read about the Wurendjeri people, are explore the relationships between the Traditional Owners and Settlers through the early years of Melbourne’s establishment.
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visit websiteBalert Boorron: The Victorian Plan for Aboriginal Children and Young People
Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
View Baleert Boorron, the consolidated 2010- 2020 plan of Victorian Aboriginal communities and the Victorian Government to ensure that Aboriginal children have the best start in life, are able to succeed in school, and grow into capable, active adults.
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visit websiteBert Williams Centre
Victoria Aboriginal Community Services Association
The Bert Willams Aboriginal Youth Services (BWAYS) deliver proactive and preventative services to Koorie youth who reside and / or visit the North and West Metropolitan Region (NWMR).
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Deadly PathwaysKoorie Deadly Pathways Guide
The Koorie Education and Pathways Guide aims to provide pathway information on the many career opportunities that are available specifically to Koorie young people. The guide also includes information on a number of education programs, apprenticeship and trainee opportunities, scholarships and support services.
Koorie Deadly Pathways Guide (PDF, 19MB)
visit websiteKoorie Mail
National indigenous newspaper, Aboriginal owned, reporting on the issues that matter to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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visit websiteVictoria Aboriginal Community Services Association
VACSAL are an Aboriginal community service organisation who advocate for the needs of individuals, families and communities, offer services, and training and employment opportunities.
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visit websiteVictorian Aboriginal Education Association
VAEAI provides advice on Koorie education issues, monitor education trends and advocate for the needs of community.
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Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service
The Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service Co-operative Limited provides legal advice and representation for the Koorie community.
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visit websiteVictorian Indigenous Youth Advisory Council
VIYAC is the Koorie Youth Council, a Victorian network of volunteer Indigenous young people between 12 and 25 years who express their voice in government decisions.
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The guide includes tips and advice for parents, as well as a detailed listing of all the secondary schools in the City of Yarra.
Arabic version - Download the PDF
Chinese version - Download the PDF
Somalian version - Download the PDF
Vietnamese version - Download the PDF
For more Transition Resources - including transition videoes - follow this link
- Any Questions?
Video resources produced by the Frankston Mornington Peninsula LLEN
Any Questions is a resource for parents and secondary school aged young people, with guidance to ask questions of their local 'experts' i.e. VCAL coordinators, career teachers etc at their school.
Anymore Questions has information about options outside of school - either as a whole program or in conjunction with school. Visit website - Parents Victoria
Parents Victoria is an organisation representing the interests of parents in state government schools. Visit website - Planning a Career with Your Child
Department of Education and Early Childhood Development information and resources to help you have career conversations with your child, and help plan their career pathways. Visit website - Safe Schools Hub Resources for Parents
- Your Child's Career - How You Can Help
The LEAP Program aims to demystify the links between school, university and professional careers. Visit website