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Beyond the Award

Beyond the Award

著者： The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Foundation
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This is a podcast channel by the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Foundation (the Award).

Here, the Award holders from across the globe will chat about self-development, career paths, leadership, wellbeing, volunteering, and, of course, the role the Award played in these areas of their lives.


About the Award

Delivered anywhere, by anyone who is passionate about helping young people to achieve, The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is a global Non-formal Education and Learning (NFEL) framework for young people from all backgrounds and circumstances. By engaging them in experiential learning beyond the classroom, the Award provides the opportunity for 14 to 24-year-olds to challenge themselves, and develop the knowledge, skills and capabilities for life and work in a rapidly changing world.

Since its founding in 1956, it has grown to reach nearly 1.2 million young people annually in more than 130 countries and territories. Every day, 1,500 young people begin their Award journey, taking on everything from environmental restoration and campaigning for inclusion, to the discovery of new passions and career pathways. Their stories show that the Award is far more than numbers. It is defining experiences that enable individuals from every context to transform their lives and grow into confident, responsible, reflective, innovative, and engaged young adults that are #WorldReady.

Let's connect!

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YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/intaward

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  • The Foundation of Being World-Ready: Why Human Skills Are Built, Not Born

    The Foundation of Being World-Ready: Why Human Skills Are Built, Not Born
    2026/07/15

    What skills will define the future?

    Leadership, empathy, adaptability, and resilience are high on the list for today's young people.

    To mark World Youth Skills Day, Martin Houghton-Brown, Secretary General of the International Award Foundation, sits down with us for a special podcast episode hosted by our Global Advocacy Manager Mariana Roa, to share how the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award creates opportunities for young people to develop these foundational #HumanSkills.

    For 70 years, the Award has provided safe, supportive environments where young people gain real-life experiences, take on responsibility, learn from challenges, and celebrate achievement—building the confidence and capabilities they'll carry throughout life.

    Today, these skills matter more than ever. As AI reshapes the world of work, while increasing digital interaction changes the way we build relationships, investing in human skills alongside formal education has never been more important.

    Follow this link to learn more about Human Skills and The Award: Human Skills - Intaward

    Hosted by Oksana Dobrovolska, Communications Officer at The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Foundation

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    45 分
  • The Power of Human Skills

    The Power of Human Skills
    2026/05/11

    In this episode, we explore human skills — communication, teamwork, empathy, creativity, and other so-called “soft skills” — that are proving just as essential as technical and professional knowledge in both everyday life and the workplace. Together with two experienced Award leaders, we discuss how to develop these skills, why they matter, and their impact on personal and professional growth.

    This episode opens a wider conversation on human skills.

    Guests:

    Gabriella Grech is a Bronze, Silver and Gold Award holder from Gibraltar. She works as a secondary school Physics and Maths teacher and volunteers as an Award Leader and Supervisor at a local centre. In 2025, she represented Gibraltar at the International Gold Event and Forum in Nigeria.

    John Vincent teaches IGCSE and IB Biology at the Edron Academy in Mexico. He restarted the Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Edron and supports students on their Adventurous Journeys. Prior to Mexico, John worked in Peru for 8 years, running the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, the Outdoor Education programme, and teaching Biology.

    Mariana Roa is the Award’s Global Advocacy Manager. She built her career representing her home country, Mexico, at the United Nations and other International Organisations in Geneva - experience that now shapes her work championing the Award at the world stage

    Hosted by Oksana Dobrovolska, Communications Officer at The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Foundation

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    21 分
  • Take the Lead: Finding Your Voice and Confidence

    Take the Lead: Finding Your Voice and Confidence
    2026/03/31

    In this episode, we feature three women in leadership positions who are not afraid to take up space and speak up. Tune in to hear their stories, secret techniques for a quick confidence boost, advice on how not to get affected by negativity on social media, and recommendations for inspiration and motivation.

    Guests:

    Anita Jacoby is the former CEO of ITV Studios Australia and currently chairs the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Advisory Council. She also serves on the boards of Chief Executive Women, Documentary Australia and Women in Media. A Silver Award holder, Anita chairs the Australia Awards Brand Marketing & Communications Committee and is a Trustee of our Foundation.

    Vivian Kinya is currently serving as Vice President of the Karatina University Student Governing Council and President of the local International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience community. A Bronze, Silver and Gold Award holder, she trained as a volunteer assessor and now also serves as our International Youth Representative for the Africa region.

    Andrea Chakma is a PhD student in Robotics. She serves on the Board of Directors for Girl Guides of Canada, where she leads as Chair of the National Youth Council. She completed her Gold Award in 2022 and was selected to be one of our International Youth Representatives for the Americas.

    Hosted by Oksana Dobrovolska, Communications Officer at The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Foundation

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    20 分
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