youthcentral is the Victorian Government's web-based initiative for young people aged 12-25.
About this site
youthcentral offers a range of information and advice on issues like jobs, study, travel, money and events in your local area - wherever you live in Victoria - whilst offering opportunities for you to participate.
On this site you'll find:
- Details about jobs and employment programs
- Information about studying and training opportunities
- Interview techniques, career profiles & resume templates
- Links to services and resources in your local area
- Competitions and downloads
Using this site and contributing content
To make access to and use of this site an enjoyable experience for all who participate, we've provided the following terms and principles.
By using this site you agree to these terms. If you do not agree to these terms, please do not access or use this site.
Participation Principles
To keep the information on this site safe and friendly for all users, we've provided some simple guidelines to keep in mind when you are submitting your feedback, stories, articles or information via the various submission mechanisms on this site.
Information submitted on this site is assessed by your peers - an Editorial Team of 15 young people from around Victoria - for its relevance, validity and appropriateness for the site. While we aim to publish as much information that is submitted as we can, we will not publish feedback or information that:
- uses language or express ideas that are harmful, threatening, abusive, harassing, defamatory or obscene
- is racially, sexually, ethnically or otherwise objectionable
- makes a personal attack at a named individual - feel free to question opinions or ideas, just not people
- is illegal
- is deemed to be spam
- makes any false claim to represent a person or organisation
While we try to publish all submissions we receive, sometimes we won't be able to include absolutely everything (especially if it flaunts the above guidelines!) and we don't respond to every submission individually. Submitting your feedback, article or information does not guarantee its publication on the site.
Nielson//NetRatings Measurement
Each page on this website is monitored by Neilson//NetRatings (new window) to track and measure visitor numbers. Visitor logs are used on this site for statistical purposes only, and no attempt will be made to personally identify you or your browsing activity. This information will only be used to update and improve the site.
Links to other sites
On pages where we link to other sites, youthcentral or the Victorian Government is not affiliated with those sites and has no control over, and is not responsible for, their content, privacy practice or other policies.
Editorial policy
The information provided on this site is posted at the discretion of youthcentral and its Editorial Team. The site publishes articles, feedback and information that we believe to be of value, relevance and interest to young people. This is driven by the feedback we receive from young people and the content that young people contribute to the site.
All views and opinions contained in articles or information do not necessarily reflect the opinions of youthcentral or the Victorian Government.
Personal information
We are committed to protecting the privacy of every individual's personal information by complying with our obligations under the Information Privacy Act 2000. Our approach to protecting the personal information of people who submit feedback, articles or information via the site's submission forms are outlined on our
We also outline this approach via a Collection Statement. This statement is presented on any forms on this site that request personal information.
You can access our website home page and browse our site without disclosing personal information. Privacy Statement.
youthcentral and APRA
youthcentral supports all Artists that promote their music on the FReeZA, FReeZACentral and youthcentral websites by holding an APRA licence.
The Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA) collects and distributes licence fees for the public performance and communication of its members' musical works. The Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society (AMCOS) collects and distributes mechanical royalties for the reproduction of its members' musical works.
