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100 Mile Canoe Test |
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| This extensive kayaking/canoeing programme aims to get young people working together as a team and having fun. Often, the young people involved have experienced emotional and behavioural difficulties. The nature of this activity gives them opportunity and the skills to transcend these difficulties. |
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Senior Member Training |
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| WCYP organises and delivers its Senior Member Training course at Aberdovey, Wales. The course is designed to challenge the participants in a way that enables them to achieve their maximum potential physically, mentally and emotionally. This course is also designed to develop a sense of social responsibility within the young people taking part. The course curriculum consists of activities such as rock climbing, kayaking, and sailing, an overnight expedition and team building activities.WCYP also provides advice, guidance and support concerning youth work training, child protection, first aid and other relevant qualifications, professional or otherwise. |
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National Keystone Training Scheme |
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WCYP also delivers CYP's National Keystone Training Scheme for young people. This scheme has been developed to accredit skills, competencies and qualities acquired and demonstrated by young people in clubs and projects, affiliated to the National Association of Clubs for Young People. The National Keystone Award Scheme provides a catalyst for the personal and social development of young people by focusing on the following key values: ¨ Opportunities And Challenge ¨ Participation And Commitment ¨ Attitude And Behaviour ¨ Responsibility And Respect The National Keystone Award Scheme is linked to and endorsed by the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme which can recognise youth clubs and units as Access Organisations. |
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Community Sport Leaders Award |
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The CLSA is divided into seven tutored units of work. Upon completing the seven units satisfactorily, candidates must complete a minimum of ten hours voluntary leadership experience. This voluntary experience should be recorded and signed off in the relevant section of the log book by both the Voluntary Leadership Supervisor and the Tutor/Assessor.Each candidate must be aged 16 or over at the time of registration. A log book will be issued to each candidate for the BST Level 1 Award in Community Sports Leadership at the start of the course. It is designed to assist each candidate in charting their progress through the tutored hours of the course and also the 10 hours of Leadership Experience. The log book outlines the skills and knowledge that each candidate will have to demonstrate in order to complete the Award successfully.
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