Welcome to the Melton City Council Learning Directory!
The Learning Directory has something for everyone, at any age and skill level!
There are many benefits to learning something new including:
- Improving your health and fitness
- Increasing your skills and qualifications
- Meeting new people
- Growing your business
- For your leisure
- Improving your skills and interests
- Getting a job and
- Being creative
We are confident that you’ll find something to suit everyone in this directory, so dive on in and start exploring.
Programs and classes are very popular, so be sure to register your interest early.
Looking for help?
View our online instructional videos for assistance with how to use the Melton Learning Website
Are you a provider but not part of the Melton Learning Team?
Upcoming Programs
Community Suggestion Box
We’d love to hear your feedback on the new Learning Directory. If you have an idea or suggestion, please fill in the form and let us know.
Celebrating Adult Learners Week in Melton 1 – 8 September 2018
Celebrating Adult Learners Week in Melton 1 – 8 September 2018
Council Neighbourhood Houses, Libraries, Djerriwarrh Community House and Melton South Community Centre have come together to offer an amazing series of free programs for you to join during the first week of September.
Local Neighbourhood Houses support Adult Learners’ Week
Do you want to be a backyard beekeeper?
Life can be busy, and for many of us finding the time to participate in leisure activities or maintain a hobby is challenging. Having a hobby that we enjoy can have a positive impact on our lives. Hobbies give us something fun to do in our spare time, they provide opportunities to learn new skills and keep us mentally active and can provide a sense of accomplishment and fulfilment.
The Future of Work
The Brimbank Melton Local Learning & Employment Network (BMLLEN) will be showcasing the amazing work of the Foundation for Young Australians (FYA) as they present The Future of Work.
Young people are going to have 17 jobs in their lifetime. Or so the research says. That’s a lot of job applications, and a whole bunch of awkward first days at work.
