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Learn Local Awards

Held annually, the Victorian Learn Local Awards celebrate the exceptional efforts and achievements of individuals, programs and training providers within the Learn Local sector.

Nominations for the 2026 Learn Local Awards are now open!

The Learn Local Awards are the state’s highest prize for the adult community education sector. The awards are held annually and celebrate the exceptional efforts and achievements of individuals, programs, and training providers within the Learn Local sector.

Celebrating their 20th year in 2026, the Learn Local Awards highlight the spirit of collaboration and innovation of the Learn Local sector.

There are 8 general award categories, open to learners, trainers and leaders and Learn Local providers.

2026 Learn Local Awards nomination guide

Refer to the nomination guide for information on how to nominate.

Learn Local Awards nomination platform

Submit your nominations online on Award Force.

2026 Learn Local Awards nomination forms

To submit your nomination online, you need complete and attach any relevant forms below with your application.

2026 LLA Nominee Declaration PDF 168.09 KB (opens in a new window)

2026 LLA Partner Declaration PDF 174.2 KB (opens in a new window)

If you are interested in partnering with the awards in 2026, please email: learnlocal@djsir.vic.gov.au.

2025 Learn Local Awards winners and finalists

Meet this year’s winners and finalists.

2024 Learn Local Awards

See the 2024 winners and event highlights.

Updated 18 March 2026



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