Youth participation
Awards for young people
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is more than just an outdoor expedition and has other sections in volunteering in the community, personal skills and physical activity. These all aim to provide an enjoyable, challenging and rewarding programme of personal development. There are 3 award levels Bronze (14 -25 year olds), Silver (15-25) and Gold (16-25).
- For guidance on the expedition section you can find relevant documents and training advice at High Life Highland
- For more general information see Duke of Edinburgh's Award website
Youth Achievement Award
The Youth Achievement Awards are made up of Dynamic Youth Awards for 10 - 14 year olds and for aged 14 and over Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum awards. The award recognises young people's contributions in a variety of settings including youth work, volunteering, active citizenships and formal education. For more information, visit the Youth Scotland website.
John Muir Award
The John Muir award is an environmental award scheme focused on wild places. The 3 levels of award that are available are discovery, explorer and conserver. For more information, visit the John Muir Award website.
Saltire Awards
Saltire Awards are aimed at 12-25 year olds and recognise your efforts in volunteering. Young Scot reward points and certificates are awarded when you reach a set number of volunteering hours. For more information, visit the Saltire Awards website.
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