The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is available to all 14–24 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: Voluntary Service, Skill, Physical Recreation and Adventurous Journey. Gold level, participants also complete a Gold Residential Project
ARE YOU #WORLDREADY !? Join us as we celebrate the Award and shout about the importance of non-formal education for young people around the world. …
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Duke of Ed Awardees attend Reception for Young Australians with The Duke and Duchess of Sussex!
October 26, 2018Last Tuesday, the 16th October, 8 Awardees (7 Gold, 1 Silver) attended a Reception for Young Australians with The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and …
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Passionate about raising awareness of the healing power of sport and supporting the adaptive sports community, the Award in Australia encouraged its 40,000 Participants nationwide …
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Elizabeth Riders Committee Creating Change In Your Skate Park!
At first sight, The Elizabeth Riders Committee (ERC) might just seem like a group of teenagers with some seriously amazing skills in skating, scooting and …
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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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