Unit Award Scheme
122780 PROFESSIONAL YOUTH VOICE AND INFLUENCE SKILLS
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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shown knowledge of | ||
1 | the key features of Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child | Summary sheet |
2 | the main skills that are required to support children’s expressive abilities | Summary sheet |
3 | at least two ways the involvement of parents and other significant adults can lead to meaningful and impactful participation | Summary sheet |
4 | a way children and young people’s voices can be acted upon to lead to tangible actions | Summary sheet |
5 | at least two ways to incorporate youth voice models and frameworks into professional practice | Summary sheet |
6 | at least two ways to create safe spaces for children and young people to share their thoughts freely | Summary sheet |
7 | a way to use children and young people’s voices to create real world impact | Summary sheet |
8 | the meaning of the term 'key stakeholder audiences' | Summary sheet |
9 | at least two ways to create strategies for ensuring that children's voices reach and influence | Summary sheet |
demonstrated the ability to | ||
10 | identify the key barriers to creating safe spaces for children and young people | Summary sheet |
11 | identify at least two opportunities to engage with decision makers and policy makers to emphasise children and young people’s voices | Summary sheet |
12 | create the key necessary participation action plans to embed the learning into professional practice | Summary sheet |
experienced | ||
13 | listening to the key ways supportive environments can lead to young people feeling safe and valued | Summary sheet |
14 | engaging with the key storytelling techniques used to explore given successful youth voice case studies | Summary sheet |
15 | listening to at least two modern approaches to communicating effectively with young people and their families. | Summary sheet |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 3 January 2025Level - Level One