The Duke of Ed is about young people after all so, we decided to take a moment during The Duke of Edinburgh's recent visit to hand the controls over to 2 members of our Youth Advisory Panel, Zahra Al Hilaly and Jack Milne, to ask HRH questions about his first-hand experience and memories of when he was a Duke of Ed Award Participant. HRH also shared tips and advice in using the Duke of Ed Framework and; the key outcomes he’s learnt from his experience.
Changes to Duke of Ed Bronze Level now live! Today is a landmark moment for the Duke of Ed in Australia! One of the most significant updates in our history is now live: a re-imagined Bronze Level that makes the Duke of Ed more accessible, inclusive and scalable than ever before. Why We’re Evolving As […]
Boosting confidence, skills and career readiness beyond the classroom. The 2024 Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Impact and Outcomes Survey demonstrates what many educators and community leaders already witness first-hand: the Duke of Ed is a proven non-formal education framework for building resilient, capable, and community-minded young people. Global Survey, Local Relevance 3,794 young […]
Experienced executive leader to strengthen strategy, partnerships, and impact across Australia. The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Australia is delighted to announce the appointment of Jan Ridd as its inaugural Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective 8 September. In this newly created role, Jan will be responsible for new business development, major delivery partnerships (particularly […]
