Age
1) The age range of the Scheme is from the 14 to the 24.
2) The minimum starting ages for each Award are:
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1) The age range of the Scheme is from the 14 to the 24.
2) The minimum starting ages for each Award are:
Bronze: 14 years old
Silver: 15 years old
Gold: 16 years old.
Subject to these minimum ages, entry may be for the Bronze, Silver or Gold Award.
3) The latest date for entry into the Scheme is the 23rd birthday and the upper age limit for all participants is 24. All activities to count for an Award must be completed before the 25th birthday. Extensions can only be considered where illness, accident or unavoidable circumstances make this impossible, in which case requests are to be referred by Operating Authorities to the Award Office for consideration.
There are 3 Award Levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold.
For each Award, those taking part have to complete the requirements of each of the 4 sections (5 sections for Gold Level):
AYP is about self-challenge and our programmes cover voluntary service and extra curricular activities. You should study the details before joining. You may find useful information in this website, or may visit Award Office/Operating Authorities for details. Some Operating Authorities may have specific recruitment targets and you may choose the suitable one to join.
To begin your AYP journey, you should purchase a record book through an Operating Authority. All Award activities should be recorded on the record book for evaluation. Only activities undertaken after the enrollment will be counted. You will be asked to provide personal information during the enrollment. Should there be changes on the information, you should inform Operating Authority immediately for correspondences update.
You may choose your activities according to your abilities and interests and please refer to the guidelines in AYP Handbook. Except Adventurous Journey Section, you may plan your Award activities for assessment. You may choose the same activity for different levels (e.g. choosing Karate for both the Bronze and Silver Level) and improvement should be shown in the advanced level.
You have to invite instructors to provide guidance to your selected activities. For activities organized by an individual body/institution, you can pick that instructor. Please inform the User Unit before the start of an activity; if the activities are chosen by you, that instructors have to be approved by User Units. The assessment of activities will be taken by experienced and knowledgeable assessors. In general, the assessor for Bronze/Silver Award activities will be the assessed instructor and you should invite them before the start of activity. The assessors of Gold Award level are appointed by respective Section Panel.
After inviting suitable instructors for assessing Bronze and Silver activities, you need to report your definite plan of actions to the leaders of your Operating Units. There is no set syllabus or common standard to achieve. You should set challenging, realistic and achievable goals within the time frame. For Gold Award activities, you need to present the plan to Section Panels at least 1 month before the starting date. Only activities recorded will be recognized with the approval from the Operating Units/Section Panels.
You should keep progress of the activities as scheduled and keep contact with the assessors to evaluate the progress of and performance.
You should keep record of the progress and details of the activities for assessors and Operating Authorities to review after completion.
Upon completion of the Award activities, you should ask your instructors and assessors to endorse on the record book to certify the progress and performance. Gold award participants shall meet the Section Panels to prove your activity record, where Section Panels will endorse for certification.
Participant fulfilling the requirements for each Level will be awarded a certificate and a pin. Bronze Award Presentation will be organized by the Operating Authorities; Silver Award Presentation will be organized by the Award Office, and the Silver Awards will be presented by celebrities. Participants are required to complete the Notification of Attainment of Silver Award before the deadline of presentation ceremony (Some Operating Authorities may have special arrangements for their participants). Gold Awards will be presented by the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Participants are required to complete the Notification of Attainment of Gold Award and hand in their record books before the deadline.
Service: “YOUTH WE 3ERVE” Mental Health Ambassador Training Programme
Encourage young people to understand, learn and participate in the spirit of volunteering, such as visiting elderlies, team leader training, and first-aid qualification.
Physical Recreation: Board rowing, Canoeing, Stand up Paddle-boarding Classes
Encourage young people to participate in sports to strengthen their bodies and improve their potentials and technical levels, such as learning badminton, yoga, swimming, playing track and field, or getting canoe certificates.
Skills: Japanese Class
Encourage young people to discover and develop personal interests, social, practical and work skills, and enrich themselves through learning, such as learning music, language, visual arts, and information technology.
Adventurous Journey: Adventurous Journey Training Courses (Hiking) 2021-2022
Cultivate the spirit of adventure and exploration in young people. Adventurous Journey will focus on the journey experience, so that participants must receive various basic field trainings, such as teamwork and leadership skills, equipment usage, map reading, compass skills, first-aid, safety measures and emergency handling.
Residential Project: “Dr. Irene Tang AYP Residential Project Camp – Green to Goal: Create Your Eco Fashion
Encourage young people to participate in meaningful group activities, stay out with a group of unfamiliar youth for five days and four nights, live together and engage in different activities, thereby broadening personal experience and improving social skills. Activities such as overseas exchange activities, youth leaders training camp will be considered in this subject.
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Gold | ||
Before updates (before 1/4/2022) |
On or After updates (after 1/4/2022) |
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Age Requirement | at least 16 years old | |
Service | Min. 100 hours over a min. of 12 months | Min. 52 hours over a min. of 12 months (52 weeks) |
Skills | At least 18 months (at least 12 months for those who have completed Silver Level Skills Section) |
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Physical Recreation | 36 points | |
Adventurous Journey | 4 days 3 night assessment journey | |
Residential Project | At least 5 days and 4 nights (in consecutive) | |
*Remarks: Direct Gold participants using the updated requirements have to choose one section as "Major" from Skills, Service or Physical Recreation, and carry out activities with min. 78 hours over a min. of 18 months (78 weeks) |
Silver | ||
Before updates (before 1/4/2022) |
On or After updates (after 1/4/2022) |
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Age Requirement | at least 15 years old | |
Service | Min. 30 hours over a min. of 6 months | Min. 26 hours over a min. of 6 months (26 weeks) |
Skills | At least 12 months (at least 6 months for those who have completed Bronze Level Skills Section) |
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Physical Recreation | 30 points | |
Adventurous Journey | 3 days 2 night assessment journey | |
*Remarks: Direct Silver participants using the updated requirements have to choose one section as “Major” from Skills, Service or Physical Recreation, and carry out activities with min. 52 hours over a min. of 12 months (52 weeks) |
Bronze | ||
Before updates (before 1/4/2022) |
On or After updates (after 1/4/2022) |
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Age Requirement | at least 14 years old | |
Service | Min. 15 hours over a min. of 3 months | Min. 13 hours over a min. of 3 months (13 weeks) |
Skills | At least 6 months | |
Physical Recreation | 24 points | |
Adventurous Journey | 2 days 1 night assessment journey | |
*Remarks: Participants using the updated requirements have to choose one section as “Major” from Skills, Service or Physical Recreation, and carry out activities with min. 26 hours over a min. of 6 months (26 weeks) |