LLENS

Help your schools get VCE-VM ready with a fun and engaging VET solution. Project Ready is an evidence-based work readiness and personal development program incorporating VET Certificate II in Active Volunteering. It includes two SWL placements per participating student.

First delivered in 2017 to assist potential early school leavers become re-engaged in their education, it has since been redeveloped to meet the needs of a wider range of students such as those who undertaking the VCE Vocational Major or need to develop the work readiness skills required to successfully transition into further training or the workforce. 

Project Ready is available as a full-year VET program mapped against Certificate II in Active Volunteering. The program is auspiced by AAG and delivered by a TAE-qualified trainer, known as the Project Ready facilitator. 

Let's get LLEN-volved!

Your LLEN is able to work with Central Ranges LLEN to offer Project Ready (Cert II in Active Volunteering) to your partner schools. 

CRLLEN will offer:

  • Promotional materials to distribute to your schools and students
  • Ongoing support and professional development for your facilitator/s
  • Support for LLEN staff to deliver Project Ready in your region
  • Provision of facilitator and student manuals, plus any additional resources needed to deliver the program
  • Assistance with purchasing agreements between your LLEN and school(s)
  • Assistance with insurance

Operating & Funding Models

There are two ways to deliver Project Ready: 

  • The program is delivered on or off school grounds by the school’s TAE qualified teacher, accredited in Project Ready.
  • Volunteer adult mentors are sourced by the LLEN to support the program.
  • A facilitator’s manual (with a complete set of curriculum for every unit of competency), student workbooks and ongoing professional developmental provided by Project Ready.
  • All program costs are paid for by the school.
  • Government schools receive approximately $800 per enrolled student in VET band funding. Catholic schools receive approximately $450 per enrolled student in VET band funding.
  • Agreements with Project Ready (CRLLEN) and AAG must be signed by 31 October for delivery the following year.
  • Talk to your local LLEN about support for the organisation of SWL, guest speakers and the community project.

For more information and costings, download the 2023 Project Ready schools flyer.

  • The program is delivered off school grounds by an accredited Project Ready facilitator with TAE qualifications, employed by your LLEN.
  • Volunteer adult mentors and TAFE/university placement students are sourced by your LLEN to support the program. 
  • All program costs, including excursions,  are paid for by the LLEN.
  • Government schools receive approximately $800 per enrolled student in VET band funding. Catholic schools receive approximately $450 per enrolled student in VET band funding.
  • Agreements with Project Ready (CRLLEN) and AAG must be signed by 31 October for delivery the following year.
  • Inclusive education groups attract slightly higher fees.
  • Fee paid to your LLEN: contact the Project Ready Team to discuss your options

For more information and costings, download the 2023 Project Ready schools flyer.

Find out more!

If you would like to find out more about the program, please contact the Project Ready team.