Skills - Duke of Edinburgh's Award

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The Aim:

"To encourage the discovery and development of personal interests and social and practical skills".

The Award requires individual progress and sustained interest over a period of time, leading to a deeper knowledge of the subject and the attainment of a reasonable degree of skill. Each skills has its own guidelines, a copy of which is available from the unit leaders.

Skills	Skills	Skills
Aeronautics	Agriculture	Aircraft Recognition
Amateur Radio	Anthropology	Aquarium Keeping
Archaeology	Architectural Appreciation	Astronautics
Astronomy	Athletics Officiating	Ballet Appreciation
Ballooning	Basketry (canework)	Baton Twirling
Bee-keeping	Bible Study	Billiards, Snooker & Pool
Boat Building	Boatwork	Bookbinding
Brass Rubbing	Bridge	Budgerigars & Canaries
Cacti Growing	Cake Decoration	Campanology
Candlemaking	Canoe Building	Canvas Work (Tapestry)
Carriage Driving	Casualty Simulation	Cermonial Drill
Chemistry	Chess	Church Architecture
Cinematography	Circus Skills	Civics
Clay Modelling & Sculpture	Coastal Navigation	Committee Procedure
Computing	Conjuring & Magic	Conservation
Consumer Affairs	Cookery	Corn Dollies
Costume Studies	Criminology	Crocheting
Cycle Maintenance	Darts	Debating
Democracy & Politics	Dogs - Training & Handling	Drama & Stagework
Drawing	Dressmaking	Electricity & Electronics
Embroidery	Enamelling	Entertaining
Entomology	Fabric Painting	Fancy Ropework
Fantasy Games	Film Production	Filmography
Fishing	Fly Fishing	Floral Art
Flying	Forces Insignia	Forestry
French Polishing	Furniture & Decorating	Furniture Restoration
Gardening	Genealogy	Gliding
Glove Making	Handbell Ringing	Handwriting
Heraldry	Herpetology	Historical Re-enactment
Home Studies	Horses	Independence
Jazz	Jewellery	Karting
Keeping of Pets	Knitting	Lampshade Making
Languages	Lapidary	Leatherwork
Lettering & Calligraphy	Librarianship	Local & Historical Survey
Macrame	Magazine Production	Map Making
Marquetry	Metalwork	Meteorology
Microscopy	Model Construction	Money Matters
Mosaics	Motor Cars	Motor Cycles
Motor Sport	Music	Natural History
Numismatics	Orchid Growing	Origami
Ornithology	Painting & Design	Palaeontology
Patchwork	Period Furniture	Personality & Appearance
Pewter Working	Philately	Phillumeny
Photography	Pillow Lace Making	Piping
Plant Study	Pottery	Power Boating
Practical Mathematics	Printing	Ship Recognition
Shoemaking	Shooting	Short Wave Radio
Signalling	Soft Furnishing	Soft Toy Making
Sound Appreciation	Speech	Table / Indoor Games
Taxidermy	Technical Drawing	Writing
Young Enterprise	Zoology

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