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Whether you’re a student exploring what’s next, a teacher helping students plan their future, a parent supporting your young person, or a business looking to connect with local talent, this event is for you.
Wimmera Events Centre
| When | Tuesday 22 June 2027 |
| Where | Wimmera Events Centre, Longerenong |
| Who | Students, parents, teachers, job seekers, career changes, and employers |
| Cost | Free |
Hosted by the Wimmera and Southern Mallee Careers Association (WASM), the Expo has been connecting students, job seekers, and businesses since 1986.
Each year, more than 2,000 attendees come together at the Wimmera Events Centre for a full day of exhibitions, demonstrations, and hands-on learning. You’ll meet universities, TAFEs, training providers, employers, and industry experts, all ready to help you take the next step.
Get hands-on and see what it’s like to work in the trades.
Get hands-on and see what it’s like to work in the trades.
Learn about apprenticeships, training, and industry futures.
Get hands-on and see what it’s like to work in the trades.
Explore 2028 courses and meet trainers in the Alan Heard Pavilion.
Experience real workplaces and career opportunities in action.
Explore jobs, industries, and courses that match your interests.
Get clear information to help your child plan their future with confidence.
Connect classroom learning to real-world opportunities.
As an exhibitor, you’ll connect directly with thousands of students, teachers, and job seekers who are ready to explore what’s next. It’s the perfect opportunity to:
A huge thank you to our sponsors and partners who help make the Western Victorian Careers Expo possible. Their support allows us to provide free, high-quality career information and experiences for students across regional Victoria.
