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Help young people understand their strengths through experience.

YTAA sessions give young people a shared challenge, a role in a team and time to talk about what they learned. Families and educators receive a clearer basis for conversations about education, interests and future opportunities.

Students collaborating on a practical challenge in a university workshop

What participants take away

  • A facilitated activity that brings teamwork, decisions and responsibility into view.
  • A conversation with peers and facilitators about actions, strengths and areas for further development.
  • Ideas for projects, learning routes, mentoring and further exploration.

How a session runs

  1. 01

    Welcome and orientation

  2. 02

    Shared challenge

  3. 03

    Reflection

  4. 04

    Personal next-step conversation

Care and information

YTAA works with clear consent, age-appropriate communication and respectful handling of participant information. Families take part in the consent process where required.

For schools

Schools can host a session or work with YTAA and local partners to create an accessible learning experience for a group of young people.

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