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Jack Petchey Foundation Achiever Network

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A free 12-month programme for previous achievers starts with a residential weekend, then five Saturday training days on leadership, communication and more. Build confidence through fundraising, volunteering and a volunteer mentor’s support, including three one-to-one sessions.

The Jack Petchey Foundation's Achiever Network is a free 12-month personal development programme for 35 young people each year. It is designed for previous Jack Petchey achievers who want to build confidence, learn new skills, meet new people and develop their self-awareness through a structured programme of support and challenge.

Those selected are invited to begin with a residential weekend, followed by five Saturday training days over the course of the year. Sessions focus on areas such as self-esteem, communication, leadership, stress management, presentation skills, public speaking, influencing and revision techniques.

Participants are also paired with a volunteer mentor for three one-to-one sessions during the programme.

Fundraising and volunteering are important parts of the experience, and the programme ends with a graduation ceremony where each participant receives a certificate. After graduating, young people can stay involved with the Foundation and may also have the chance to apply for the Youth Consultation Panel.

Qualification Outcome

Graduation certificate

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Duration: 12 months

Location

In-person · Canary Wharf, London
  • Have won a Jack Petchey Achievement Award or Environmental Award, or taken part in one of the Jack Petchey Foundation's Partnership Programmes
  • Be aged 14 to 19
  • Young people with special educational needs and/or a disability may apply up to age 21
  • Be available to attend five Saturday training days near Canary Wharf
Free to participate

Free of charge.

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