Awards For Young People
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Youth awards will get you on your path to success.
Throw out any old ideas that learning starts and stops in the school classroom. Get involved in new adventures, having fun and finding out about the talents you never knew you had. Come follow your passions and live your dreams.
Use the Awards Finder to choose the right award for you.
Provider: Scouts Scotland
The Chief Scout's Diamond Award is available for Explorer Scouts and Scout Network aged between 15 and 24. It follows after the Chief Scout's Platinum Award… more
Provider: Children’s University
By the time a child turns 18 they will have spent just 9% of their waking life in a classroom. Children’s University is all about recognising and unlocking… more
Provider: CVQO
The ILM Award in Leadershipo and Management (SCQF Level 6) is unit-based and the content will differ according to the combination of units used by each… more
Provider: Woodland Trust
The Woodland Trust’s Green Tree Schools Award encourages outdoor learning and inspires pupils about trees, woods and wildlife. Over 2000 schools are already… more
A Directory of Youth Awards in Scotland.
This wakelet brings together videos reports and other resources to support use of youth awards in schools, youth work and CLD settings.
This toolkit has been developed through consultation with educators and other partners to create a suite of resources that will support practitioners embed skills in a manageable and sustainable way.
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A sample of quotes from employers, and case studies.
