Provider: Comedy and Confidence
Comedy & Confidence™ The DirectDevitt Comedy Award offers the opportunity to learn how to use Comedy in presentations, public speaking and includes… more
Provider: SSERC (Scottish Schools Education Research Centre)
The Young STEM Leader Programme (YSLP) aims to inspire more young people to develop an interest in STEM and pursue the study of STEM subjects and relevant… more
Provider: Scottish Forestry
The Scottish Junior Forester Award is a great way to give children and young people of all ages an introduction to the skills needed for a career in… more
Provider: Prosper
At Stemovators, we’re on a mission to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers and tech experts. Our Young Engineers and Science Clubs Scotland… more
As an awarding body, The Prince’s Trust is regulated by SQA Accreditation to design, offer and award qualifications in Scotland.
The Prince’s Trust Personal Development and Employability Skills qualifications are included in Insight and have Tariff points awarded.
Skills Development Scotland found that 98% of young people that completed our qualifications had successful outcomes. This includes 82% moving on to Further/Higher Education.
The Prince’s Trust Achieve programme is a flexible, free personal development programme.
It is designed to support and empower students aged 11-19 (and up to 25 with SEN statement or EHCP) who may need additional assistance to succeed in education.
It supports education providers by providing free learning resources and guidance for you to deliver flexibly in your setting. There is also the option for Achieve learners to gain a Prince’s Trust qualification. Our qualifications are regulated by the appropriate regulatory bodies.
The Achieve programme helps learners to develop skills and experience for life, whilst building their confidence to realise their potential.
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