Statement

Marking the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

 

It is with great sadness that our charity, The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation, and our friends throughout the world within The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Association, acknowledge the death of Her Majesty The Queen.

The Queen was a remarkable woman who dedicated her life to public service. We are grateful that she used her influence to help shape and enrich the lives of generations within the countries of the Commonwealth and beyond.

The inspirational support of the Royal Family has enabled The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award to empower millions of young people with the skills, confidence and self-belief to reach their full potential.

We are grateful for their support, and thank especially His Royal Highness, The Earl of Wessex and Forfar, for his continued leadership of the Award worldwide.

Our thoughts are with the Royal Family at this sad time.

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TOGETHER WE ARE #WORLDREADY !

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Together, we will help to drive greater awareness around the Award and the importance of non-formal education
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Skills for the Future
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We all know that feeling when exam results are due – and many feel that they are make or break but exam results need not define a young person’s future. Focused around employability and skills for the future, the Foundation’s Communications team has developed a film and supporting social media content which show that some top business people and entrepreneurs around the world think exam results alone aren’t enough to secure a bright future-soft skills or universal skills learnt through non-formal education and learning, such as resilience, confidence and communication, are considered just as important when recruiting staff.”

Videos

THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S AWARD

“The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award” foi fundado em 1956 no Reino Unido, pelo Duque de Edimburgo, o Educador alemão, Kurt Hahn e o Explorador Lord John Hunt, com o título “The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award”.  Espalhado por mais de 130 Países, a filosofia e o formato das 4 secções provaram ser jovial, atractivo e facilmente adaptável a diferentes culturas e línguas.  O Prémio é actualmente considerado um dos bons investimentos na formação dos jovens ao acrescentar valor aos seus CV’S.
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PROGRAMA

Princípios Orientadores, Fundamentais e Operacionais, estão definidos na Declaração Internacional, Código de Prática e Participação Reciproca, o qual todos os programas nacionais, subscrevem.
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