Labor pledges LLEN funding

By Ben Kimber
August 15 2014 - 12:00am
Shadow Minister for Higher Education, Skills and Apprenticeships, Steve Herbert (right) has announced, if elected in November, state Labor will inject $32 million over four years back into LLENs programs. Here he is pictured alongside Central Grampians Local Learning Employment Network executive officer James Skene.
Shadow Minister for Higher Education, Skills and Apprenticeships, Steve Herbert (right) has announced, if elected in November, state Labor will inject $32 million over four years back into LLENs programs. Here he is pictured alongside Central Grampians Local Learning Employment Network executive officer James Skene.

CENTRAL Grampians Local Learning Employment Network (CGLLEN) has welcomed a commitment from the state Labor opposition, that if elected in November it will reinstate funding for Local Learning and Employment Networks (LLENs) across the state.

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