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Annual Reports
FY2018/19 Annual Report in Summary
FY2017/18 Annual Report in Summary
FY2016/17 Annual Report in Summary
FY2015/16 Annual Report in Summary
FY 2014/15 Annual Report in Summary
FY 2013/14 Annual Report in Summary
FY 2012/13 Annual Report in Summary
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APEC 2016 Application Information
Enclosure A – Participation Guidelines 2016 AUS
APEC VOF 2016 Reg Form Australia
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Assessor Roles and Responsibilites
Assessor-Roles-and-Responsibilities
National-Assessor-Commencement-Guide (for all states and territories except NSW)
For NSW only,
please click here to access the NSW Assessor Commencement Guide.
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Award Leader Roles and Responsibilities
Award Leader Roles and Responsibilities
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Becoming a Duke of Ed Employer
Duke of Ed Employer Brochure PRINT VERSION
Duke of Ed Employer Brochure DIGITAL VERSION
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Brand Guidelines
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Divisional Structure
NAO_Aust – Org Structure 2020_May
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Donor Report
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Download Duke of Ed Logos
For Award Participants – Proud to be doing
For Participants to use when they are in the process of doing their Award to recognise they are “Proud to be doing” The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.
There are no state or territory versions here as Participants are doing the Award.
Proud to be doing- Full Colour
Proud to be doing Logo- Greyscale
For Award Centres – Proud to deliver
For Award Centres to use to recognise that they are ‘Proud to deliver’ The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award
There are no state or territory versions for this logo as Award Units are running the Award program not a state.
Proud to deliver Logo- Full Colour
Proud to deliver Logo- Greyscale
For Sponsors and Supporters – Proud to Support Logos
This is to be used by Sponsors and Supporters to show they are “Proud to support” the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award in a particular state, territory or national location.
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Duke 4Sport Communications Material
Duke 4Sport Brochure DIGITAL version
Duke 4Sport Brochure PRINT version
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Frequently Asked Questions and Support Documentation
ORB Mimic Function Instructions
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Friends
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Governance Policy
Gov Policy_Manual_NAO June 2020
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Guide for Bronze Participants
Award – Guide for Bronze Award Participants
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Guide for Gold Award Participants
Award – Guide for Gold Award Participants
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Guide for Silver Participants
Award – Guide for Silver Award Participants
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Impact Research
Impact Research and Global Strategy
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Insurance
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Australia (the Award) requires Award Centres (previously know as Award Units) to have insurance cover for all Participants and volunteers. This includes both personal accident and public liability insurance. In addition, the NAA maintains a further insurance policy for Participants and volunteers that acts as an umbrella cover.
The NAO (previously known as NAA) certificate of currency and insurance schedules outlining coverage, geographical limits and limitations of liability or cover is available at www.dukeofed.com.au. It is important to regularly review the NAO’s insurance certificates and schedules as they may be updated annually. Participants, their families and volunteers need to refer to their Award Centre for further details.
If activities undertaken could be considered ‘high risk’ by the Award Centre, then the onus of responsibility is on the Participant or guardian to check the Participant’s activity is covered under their Award Centres’s insurance policy. If the activity is not covered by the Award Centres, and subject to the Award Centre agreeing to this activity, separate insurance must be obtained prior to engaging in the activity.
For any accident or incident, an Incident Report form (which can be accessed at the following website: www.dukeofed.com.au/resources/insurance) is required to be completed in conjunction with the Award Centre of the relevant Participants and Volunteers and a copy forwarded to your State/Territory Award Operating Authority as soon as possible.
Certificate of Currency Group Personal Accident 2018-2019
Certificate of Currency Public and Product Liability Insurance 2018-2019
Duke of Ed Group PA Certificate of Currency 2019-2020
Duke of Ed Public Liability Certificate of Currency 2019-2020
Insurance Checklist letter Award Centres- 08/11/2019
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LinkedIn
Getting the most from LinkedIn
How do I put the Award on LinkedIn
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Logo Use Guidelines
Award Brand and Logo Guidelines 2019
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