I feel myself great to be an Award member of the Duke of Edinburg’s International Award. Now I can proudly say I am an international Award holder. This Award really helps curious minds like mine to learn and experience new knowledge and

I have developed lots of skills from Duke of Edinburgh International awards (DoE IA) program. I had joined public speaking in my skill sector followed by badminton in physical recreation and hospital services along with sanitation in service sector for my Bronze

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award has been a great experience for me. I really feel great taking part in this Award. The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Program cannot be compared to any other opportunities. Here, with pride I would like to share my

My Reflection on completing Gold Award My Award Journey had taught me a lot, and I would like to reflect how the different sections has taught me and how it has changed me as a person. Skill: I took powerlifting as my

Charavee Basnet Chettri Gold Award Participant Rato Bangala School Final Reflection I completed my International Award Gold with 9 of my batch mates. The ten of us completed the same requirements, went on the same adventurous journey and conducted the same residential

June 20 2019, we all from Ullens were taken to India for an educational tour as part of the Practice Journey for the Duke of Edinburgh International. The main purpose of the trip was to educate young minds. On June 23, all

Award participants of Silver level from SOS Children’s Village Lumbini have successfully completed Adventurous Journey Section of their award. 26 Award participants and 3 Award leaders 5 Accesses (3 award leaders and 2 team manages including a Trekking Guide) from SOS Children’s Village

Duke of Edinburg’s International Award is a proper skill developing program organized for youngsters who are willing to prepare themselves for the future ahead. It is a very essential program which helps us to achieve experiences in travelling various parts of the

Residential Projects are all about experiencing a social work environment in an area that you have never experience before. Interacting with children in the younger grades was not a new experience for us. However, working with children who had limited facilities was a

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award which we call IA, in short, has been one of the great motivations of my life. Participating in the IA was a great step towards, exploring my own potentials, capability and talents. It also taught me