The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is available to all 14–25 year olds, regardless of their background
The Award is comprised of three levels each progressively more challenging
For those over 14 years old
For those over 15 years old
For those over 16 years old
Participants are required to complete four sections at each level: Service, Skill, Physical Recreation and Adventurous Journey. Gold level, participants also complete a Residential Project
Nominations Open For 2019 Commonwealth Young Person Of The Year Award!
August 15, 2018The Commonwealth is offering exceptional young people who are making a difference in their communities a chance to win a Commonwealth Youth Award, which includes …
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On Monday, Minister for Education and Training, Simon Birmingham visited Sanderson Middle School in Darwin with Kathy Ganley, Country Liberals for Solomon, to see firsthand …
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The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation want to understand more about young people today and how they see the world. So They have launched a BRAND …
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Cricket NSW Helping Lliam Ferrier Use His Passion For Cricket To Complete His Award!
Lliam’s introduction to The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award was, like most young Participants, first presented to him through his school. Seeming like something he …
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Noah Ryan Finds His Passion For Photography Doing His Award
At age 21, Noah Ryan has just completed his Bronze Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award through the support of Muscular Dystrophy WA (MDWA) – a …
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My Brilliant Career… Thanks To The Award!
In April this year, His Royal Highness The Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex KG GCVO visited Australia as part of his Royal tour to promote The …
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Where The Award Can Take You – Gold Awardee Matt Burfield Shares His Story
From undertaking part of his Gold Award in South America, to attending the International Gold event in Korea in 2014 and now finishing up as …
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