IAYP

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IAYP is a youth development program, based on the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award framework, that encourages young people to build skills, engage in physical activity, and participate in community service.

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IAYP canonical 1

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instanceOf non-formal education framework ⓘ
youth development program ⓘ
abbreviationOf International Award for Young People ⓘ
aimsTo build confidence in young people ⓘ
build life skills in young people ⓘ
develop leadership qualities in young people ⓘ
encourage personal development of young people ⓘ
encourage self-reliance ⓘ
foster community engagement ⓘ
promote holistic growth of youth ⓘ
promote regular physical activity among youth ⓘ
promote volunteerism ⓘ
basedOn The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award framework ⓘ
benefits community development through youth service ⓘ
personal growth of participants ⓘ
emphasizes experiential learning ⓘ
physical well-being ⓘ
self-directed learning ⓘ
service to others ⓘ
skill acquisition ⓘ
fullName International Award for Young People ⓘ
hasComponent adventurous journey ⓘ
community service ⓘ
physical recreation ⓘ
skills development ⓘ
hasLevel Bronze level ⓘ
Gold level ⓘ
Silver level ⓘ
hasStructure multi-level award program ⓘ
hasTargetAgeRange adolescents and youth ⓘ
hasTargetGroup young people ⓘ
isAlignedWith The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award principles ⓘ
isDeliveredThrough colleges ⓘ
community groups ⓘ
schools ⓘ
youth organizations ⓘ
requires commitment to community service ⓘ
completion of an adventurous journey or expedition ⓘ
participation in physical recreation ⓘ
participation in skill-building activities ⓘ
regular participation over a set period ⓘ
supports character development in youth ⓘ
goal-setting skills ⓘ
social responsibility in young people ⓘ
teamwork and collaboration skills ⓘ
time management skills ⓘ
usesAssessmentType goal-setting and review ⓘ
participation-based assessment ⓘ

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