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DoE Gold Practice Journey
The final frontier, Gold brings together all your hard work, persistence and dedication from Bronze and Silver. Tapping into your adventurous spirit on a whole new level, it will be up to you and your teammates to plan and lead an extended expedition in its entirety. Are you ready for the challenge?
The stepping-stone to the qualifying journey, the Gold practice journey is a three-day, two-night adventure in [location, ie one of Auckland’s regional parks].
Bound to push you further than ever before with new challenges and terrain at every turn, the Gold practice journey tests all the knowledge you’ve acquired so far.
Your experience from Bronze and Silver will be like second nature to you, so expect these to shine through. But the new Gold training skills will need flexing, so don’t miss this opportunity. Tune in, stay focused, and you’ll be well on your way to becoming a confident adventurer and ready for your final expedition.
The result of hard work, persistence and dedication. Welcome to the final and best chapter of The Duke of Edinburgh Award. Participants will plan and lead the expedition in its entirety. Take on the role of leadership and responsibility to get out on adventures at a whole new level.
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NCEA credits for The Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award participants
NZQA NCEA credits Social Nature Movement The Duke of Edinburgh’s (DoE) International Hillary Award Adventurous Journey Auckland New Zealand NZ Bronze Silver Gold International Award Training Practice Qualifier Qualifying Journey dofehillary
Apply for NCEA credits while doing your Duke of Edinburgh Award.
GOLD AWARD – NZQA Unit Standards Level 3
• Communicate with people from other cultures – 2 credits (1304, v.9)
• Speak to a known audience in a predictable situation – 3 credits (1307, v.8)
• Read texts to research information – 4 credits (2990, v.7)
• Contribute within a team or group which has an objective – 3 credits (9681, v.7)
• Give feedback on performance in the workplace – 3 credits (9705, v.7)
• Listen actively to gain information in an interactive situation – 3 credits (11097, v.5)
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One staff
Staff carry:
- First Aid Kit
- Personal Locator Beacon (PLB)
- Emergency shelter
- Repair kit
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Clothing and Equipment list for the Duke of Edinburgh Award
First Aid kit
Pack
Pack liner
Pack rain cover
Day pack / mission bag
Sleeping bag
Sleeping bag liner
Sleeping mat
Matches/lighter
Cutlery
Knife / multi tool / swiss army knife
Tent / Shelter / Fly / Bivouac
Poles
Wind and Waterproof Jacket
Wind and Waterproof Pants
Insulation (fleece, down, synthetic)
Bottom layer (polypropylene)
Vest
Beanie
Wide brimmed leather hat
Neck scarf
Cooker and fuel
Compass
Map
Boots, gaiters, camp shoes
Socks
Watch
Binoculars
Torch
Pot
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