The Banyule Nillumbik Local Learning and Employment Network (BNLLEN) is one of the 31 Local Learning and Employment Networks (LLENs) established throughout the state during 2001-2002 to improve post compulsory education and training provision in Victoria. The BNLLEN encompasses the local government areas of Banyule and Nillumbik and works with key stakeholders at the local community.

Since its inception the BNLLEN has facilitated and implemented a number of programs that support young people both in school and for those who have left school aged 15 to 19 years old. These initiatives tend to focus more on at risk youth and aim to increase their curriculum options and to re-engage them back into education.

Our vision is to create a seamless education, training and employment system for young people, which is inclusive, responsive and innovative. The BNLLEN is committed to developing and fostering sustainable partnerships, processes and programs, which enhance participation and improve outcomes in education training and employment. The BNLLEN aims to improve education training and employment outcomes for young people in the local community, creating pathways and positive futures for young people where they contribute to our society and reap the rewards.