Voices of Achievement: Inspiring Testimonials

Letter From HRH Prince Philip – Founder

In today’s complex world, young people face numerous challenges while opportunities for personal growth can be scarce. Meanwhile, parents, teachers, organizations, and employers also grapple with their own responsibilities toward youth.

The Award aims to support both young individuals and those invested in their well-being by introducing them to enriching activities and volunteer service. It serves as a catalyst for personal achievement, offering guidance for those keen on fostering the development of young citizens.

I trust that participation in the Award will bring added purpose and joy to everyone involved. I’m confident that those who contribute to its success will experience the gratification of nurturing hidden talents and guiding others through challenges.

His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, KG, KT

Real Voices, Real Achievement

Hear from other notable individuals

“The discipline and commitment that The Award instilled in me in 1973 has continued throughout my life.” – Dr Robert Quartermain, Former Chairman & Chief Executive Officer for Pretium Resources Inc

“The Award prepares young people pursuing careers. I have seen this first-hand from one of our co-op students who achieved Gold.” – Hunter Macdonald, CEO of Tutela Technologies

Amar Latchman works in Technology Strategy Consulting and the skills he gained in his skills activity have become very essential. ‘Being a part of the Award has definitely impacted my life for the positive!’ he says.

“I am thankful that the Award has helped me to make friends and adjust to life in Canada”  Chimdinma Chijioke

Nicholas Johnson made history as Princeton University’s first black valedictorian in 274 years. Congratulated by Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Kamala Harris, and Cory Booker, Nicholas shared how the Award prepared him for success. “I hope to inspire young people to achieve their goals and have the confidence to break barriers in doing so.”

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