​​The building blocks for lifelong learning​

Join our experts on Tuesday, 4 February to discuss the findings and recommendations in our latest research report, 'Learning for life: preparing kindergarten, school and TAFE infrastructure for the future'.  

Victoria will need around 900 new kindergartens, up to 60 new government schools and 20% more teaching space for TAFE over the next decade to give more Victorians access to education and training as the state grows.  

Private and not-for-profit providers will meet some but not all of this demand. By focusing its investment where it is needed most, the Victorian Government can deliver the education infrastructure required for the future.  

By planning now, government can improve access to the education infrastructure Victorians need and save billions of dollars in delivering it. Access to education gives more Victorians the chance to learn new skills and get a good job. Long-term published infrastructure plans, updated as areas change and grow, can help give more Victorians better access to learning opportunities throughout their lives.

The panel  

• Dr Jonathan Spear, CEO, Infrastructure Victoria   
• Llewellyn Reynders, Director Research and Policy, Infrastructure Victoria   
• Beth Finney, Principal Economist, Infrastructure Victoria