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Some of our Awards

Army Cadets

Army Proficiency Certificate

Provider: Army Cadets

The Army Proficiency Certificate (APC) training syllabus will teach you leadership skills, discipline and give you self-confidence you never thought… more

Daydream Believers

Creative Thinking Award

Provider: Daydream Believers

Why Choose This Award?The SCQF Creative Thinking Qualification is designed to engage young people in interactive, immersive, project-based learning. It enhances… more

Girls’ Brigade in Scotland

Brigader Brooch

Provider: Girls’ Brigade in Scotland

The Brigader Brooch is the second highest award available to young women in the Girls' Brigade. It requires achievement of each of the four Brigader Triangles,… more

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CASE STUDIES

An employers view on DYW, youth awards and skills for work

Sandy Begbie, Global Integration Director at Standard Life Aberdeen plc and Chair of DYW Edinburgh, East Lothian and Midlothian, outlines why it is important for employers to recognise and value the employability skills developed through youth award programmes.

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Volunteering develops vital work skills

CBI Scotland Director, Tracy Black, outlines why skills acquired through volunteering - a key component of youth awards - are highly prized by employers.

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