Bronze,Silver,Gold

Having the honour of meeting and interacting personally with the chairman of the award HRH The Earl of Wessex Prince Edward KG, GCVO during my gold level adventurous journey.

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My biggest challenge while doing the award was setting up clear and achievable goals and objectives of my skills, Through the help of my award leader I was able to start by breaking the project down into simple tasks then going ahead to arrange them to have clear goals and objectives outlined.This I did by considering skills and activities that could be measured by these two common methodologies “SMART” which means Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound. “CLEAR” which means Collaborative, Limited, Emotional, Appreciable, and Refineable. By using these two I ended up achieving the goals that I had planned to at the beginning of my award level.

Kenya

This photo was taken when the chairman of the award HRH The Earl of Wessex Prince Edward KG CGVO joined our Gold Award Level at Aberdare Open Field, Kenya, to learn more about the activities that we were undertaking as part of our unique Award programmes, and our interest in environmental conservation.The Earl of Wessex spent the morning talking to us, whilst hiking in the Aberdare Ranges, where I got the honour of personally sharing with him about the activities I had chosen, my experiences when undertaking the award and what unique program I was undertaking to impact the community I come from.

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