DigiKnow? Champions Award

Young Scot has launched our DigiKnow? Champions Award, in partnership with Glasgow Kelvin College, to help you build the skills and knowledge needed to be protected from online threats. 

Our #YSHive project team, the DigiKnow? Steering Group, have led on design and development of the award so it has been designed for young people by young people. 

Register your interest for the Digi Know? Champions Award

What does the award involve?

It will offer the opportunity to learn in an engaging and interactive way about a variety of cyber and digital topics. 

Areas covered include:  

  • Practical digital resilience to help protect you and your devices;
  • Health and wellbeing to support positive mental wellbeing in relation to technology use; 
  • Careers and learning to identify job routes in cyber and digital and explore own skillsets. 

You will pass on your knowledge to other learners, which will help you to build confidence and grow your network of other young people undertaking the award. 

Although the learning will be online and self-guided, you will be supported by Young Scot staff, Glasgow Kelvin College staff and a local trained ambassador to give you the tools needed to learn and develop. 

The Award will be split into 2 Units, and you will gain an SCQF Level 4 qualification on completion of each of these units.

No previous qualifications or experience is required. This opportunity is open to all young people, no matter your current education or employment status. 

Why get involved?

  • Get a free Level 4 SCQF qualification
  • Develop skills in cyber resilience, online safety and analysing what you see online
  • Boost your CV
  • Develop your understanding of career pathways
  • Share your knowledge with other young people
  • Get Young Scot reward points and a chance to win exciting prizes such as gift vouchers and iPads

How do you apply?

If this sounds like an opportunity you’d be interested in, you can apply online!

Register your interest for the Digi Know? Champions Award

We will then get back in contact.

If you have any questions about this opportunity please email DigiKnow@young.scot 

Find out more about our DigiKnow campaign.

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