INLLEN actively works to develop and strengthen partnerships with businesses and industry to develop effective responses to skill shortages to improve the provisions of education in expanding VET, VCAL and SBAT opportunities for young people.
INLLEN is committed to developing networks across the Darebin, Moreland and Yarra councils that develop an all of community response to improving outcomes for young people. Read more about Youth Commitment.
Would you like to support young people to be successful? We need local business and industry to be involved in local projects with local schools. See below for ways you can help or contact us for more details.
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Ways you can help local Young People |
When |
Your Time |
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October 2012 (Moreland) October 2012 (Yarra) October 2012 (Darebin) |
3 Hours |
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Currently Recruiting for 2012 |
2 Hours |
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Face to Face |
Currently Recruiting for 2012 |
2 Hours |
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Structured Workplace Learning |
Currently Recruiting for 2012 |
Student 10 day work placement |
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Now |
Student - 1 day per week |
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Now |
1-2 Hours per week |
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Industry Tours |
Currently Recruiting for 2012 |
1 Hour |
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Be a guest speaker at a school |
Currently Recruiting for 2012 |
30 min |
Why you should get involved?
What corporate social responsibility means for companies.
Increasingly, employers and employees think that economic growth should be linked to environmental and social well-being. By embracing corporate social responsibility, a company can also increase its competitive advantage, as consumers place more value on good and ethical conduct. Corporate social responsibility is essential for organisations looking beyond the short term. It is fundamentally about improving the sustainability of the business, whether by increasing brand value or helping to recruit and retain quality staff.