Many grants request a co-contribution from applicants. ‘In-kind’ support is often accepted as an alternative. This includes donated goods, services or volunteer work to support a project. What is an ...

The requirement to obtain a Working with Children Check where a person wants to engage in child-related work and the process to obtain the Working with Children Check is established by the Worker ...

If you are unable to verify your identity at Service Victoria, you may verify your identity and apply via Australia Post. Step 1: Complete an online application Proof of identity documents If your ...

a vehicle with a maximum loaded weight (GVM) exceeding 4.5 tonnes a vehicle including any trailers being towed with a maximum loaded weight (GCM) exceeding 14.5 tonnes a bus with more than 12 seats.

What is the Asylum Seeker VET program? The Asylum Seeker Vocational Education and Training (ASVET) program provides eligible asylum seekers granted temporary residence an exemption from the usual ...

The Family Violence Multi-Agency Risk Assessment and Management Framework ensures services are effectively identifying, assessing and managing family violence risk. MARAM practice guides and resources ...

Learn Local courses offer skills for work, study and life. Learn Locals are not-for-profit community organisations registered and funded by the Victorian Government.

Long service leave is a long-standing entitlement for Australian employees. Most Victorian workers qualify for long service leave if they have worked continuously with one employer for at least 7 ...

You may be eligible to accelerate your teaching degree with: a government-funded scholarship, and be employed by a Victorian government school while you study. This opportunity is available through ...

Place-based approaches are a way of working that puts communities at the centre. Here you will find resources specifically designed for Victorian Public Service employees to help you effectively ...

Giving children and young people the best chance to thrive and live safe, successful and happy lives. To help all Victorian children live safe and healthy lives, the Victorian Government is improving ...

Your child can go to kinder at the age of 3 or 4, and it's available in various settings: Standalone services: These run Kinder programs on specific days and at set times, determined by the kinder ...