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Every Duke of Ed achiever is a student that has gone above and beyond. They have challenged themselves to learn new skills, be physically active, embark on team challenges and make a difference along the way.
By partnering with the Duke of Ed, your institution can attract and recognise these young Australians, welcoming students who bring motivation, resilience and initiative straight into their studies and future careers.
The Duke of Ed Framework helps build positive habits and broaden horizons to become tertiary and career ready.
Becoming a Tertiary Partner connects you with well-rounded students who bring genuine drive and independence to their studies.
The benefits for young people using the Duke of Ed Framework vary with each Tertiary Partner.
In NSW, your dedication and determination to your Duke of Ed Framework is recognised at two universities during their admissions process.
If you are applying for adjustment factor points for Gold achievers, your Gold Level must be submitted to the Duke of Ed NSW Division before 1 October each year.
UNSW Sydney offers two adjustment factor points to Gold Award holders under their Elite Athletes, Performers and Leaders (EAPL) program.
Please note, some exceptions apply and the EAPL program is reviewed annually.
Macquarie University offers two adjustment factor points for Silver and three adjustment factor points Gold Level holders. Please note some courses are not eligible for the scheme.
View the full details on adjustment factors for Macquarie University here..
For more information, please contact your Duke of Ed Leader or the New South Wales office.
In SA it can impact your SACE score
For more information, please contact your Duke of Ed Leader or the South Australian office.
For more information please contact your Duke of Ed Leader or the Australian Capital Territory office.
The Duke of Ed is a recognised course of study for the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE), which is usually awarded at the end of Year 12. You can earn up to 4 credits - 1 for Bronze, 1 for Silver and 2 for Gold.
To earn credit points for your QCE, you must complete your Level while you are in Years 10–12 and provide the State Award Operating Authority with your Learner Unique Identifier (LUI).
At Bond University, The Duke of Ed is listed as a Leadership Development program in Beyond Bond and is eligible for recognition where the student participates and completes tasks relating to the Duke of Ed whilst attending Bond University. Upon completion this will be listed on the student’s completion statement. Activities undertaken whilst at high school are not recognised as part of this process.
For more information, please contact your Duke of Ed Leader or the Queensland office.
Priority access will be given to La Trobe's early admissions Aspire program.
For more information, please contact your Duke of Ed Leader or the Victorian office.
The Duke of Ed in WA is an endorsed program with the School Curriculum and Standards Authority and Year 10, 11 and 12 students can count the following unit numbers towards the WA Certificate of Education (WACE).
1 Unit for Bronze
2 Units for Silver
4 Units for Gold
In addition, the Duke of Ed:
For more information please contact your Duke of Ed Leader or the Western Australian office.
Curtin recognises the Duke of Ed as a significant achievement that reflects leadership, resilience, and a commitment to personal growth through community service, skills development, and physical activity.
As a School Curriculum and Standards Authority (SCSA) endorsed program, the Duke of Ed can contribute towards your eligibility for portfolio entry. We encourage you to highlight your completed Duke of Ed Levels in your résumé and supporting documents, as it showcases the strengths, experiences, and capabilities you’ll bring to university life.
Edith Cowan University (ECU) have approved the Duke of Ed as part of the portfolio of evidence that can be submitted with an application via the Experience Based Entry Scheme. This pathway includes access to most of the undergraduate courses at ECU.
Murdoch University is proud to partner with the Duke of Ed in recognition of the valuable skills and qualities that so many young Australians have developed by achieving the Duke of Ed. Points will be allocated to those who have achieved their Duke of Ed in the last 12months via the Experienced Based Entry Pathway.
The University of Western Australia (UWA) recognises the Duke of Ed in their Experience-Based Entry which allows an application for a select number of their undergraduate bachelor's degrees using a combination of academic achievements and life experiences.
UWA will assess all qualifications and life experiences using a point system up to a total of 100 points, where points will be awarded for each item submitted, and the total number of points will determine your eligibility for your chosen course. The Duke of Ed Framework allocated points are: Bronze Level gaining 10 points, Silver Level gaining 15 points and Gold Level gaining 30 points.
The Duke of Ed in WA is an endorsed program with the School Curriculum and Standards Authority and Year 10, 11 and 12 students can count the following unit numbers towards the WA Certificate of Education (WACE).
1 Unit for Bronze
2 Units for Silver
4 Units for Gold
In addition, the Duke of Ed:
For more information please contact your Duke of Ed Leader or the Western Australian office.
Curtin recognises the Duke of Ed as a significant achievement that reflects leadership, resilience, and a commitment to personal growth through community service, skills development, and physical activity.
As a School Curriculum and Standards Authority (SCSA) endorsed program, the Duke of Ed can contribute towards your eligibility for portfolio entry. We encourage you to highlight your completed Duke of Ed Levels in your résumé and supporting documents, as it showcases the strengths, experiences, and capabilities you’ll bring to university life.
Edith Cowan University (ECU) have approved The Duke of Ed as part of the portfolio of evidence that can be submitted with an application via the Experience Based Entry Scheme. This pathway includes access to most of the undergraduate courses at ECU.
Murdoch University is proud to partner with the Duke of Ed in recognition of the valuable skills and qualities that so many young Australians have developed by achieving the Duke of Ed. Points will be allocated to those who have achieved their Duke of Ed in the last 12months via the Experienced Based Entry Pathway.
The University of Western Australia (UWA) recognises The Duke of Ed in their Experience-Based Entry which allows an application for a select number of their undergraduate bachelor's degrees using a combination of academic achievements and life experiences.
UWA will assess all qualifications and life experiences using a point system up to a total of 100 points, where points will be awarded for each item submitted, and the total number of points will determine your eligibility for your chosen course. The Duke of Ed Framework allocated points are: Bronze Level gaining 10 points, Silver Level gaining 15 points and Gold Level gaining 30 points.
In the NT, it can impact your NTCET credits.
NTCET credit points for achieving a Duke of Ed Level: 10 credits for Bronze, 10 for Silver, and 20 for Gold.
For more information, please contact your Duke of Ed Leader or the Northern Territory office.
The Duke of Ed in Tasmania is an endorsed Framework with the Office of Tasmanian Assessment, Standards & Certification. Those who complete the Duke of Ed can earn the following points towards the Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE).
12 TCE Credit Points for Bronze
15 TCE Credit Points for Direct Silver (8 for continuing)
38 TCE Credit Points for Direct Gold (19 for continuing)
For more information, please contact your Duke of Ed Leader or the Tasmanian office.
Applying is easy and a great way to show your support of non-formal education.
Curtin University recognises the Duke of Ed as a significant achievement showcasing leadership, and a commitment to personal growth. Awardees demonstrate the same curiosity, initiative, and drive that Curtin values in its students.
In Victoria, it is recognised by La Trobe University, where priority access is given to La Trobe’s early admissions Aspire Program.
The Duke of Ed develops rich leadership capabilities and real-world experience, aligning perfectly with our commitment to nurturing students who are capable, confident, and ready to make an impact.
