The SW award programme is simple and flexible. The flow of SWA programme starts from…

•   SWA Discovery-->SWA Network-->SWA Voluntary service-->evaluate by SWA Tutor-->SWA Badge

• SWA Network-->SWA Voluntary service-->SWA Discovery-->evaluate by SWA Tutor-->SWA Badge

• SWA Discover-->SWA Voluntary service-->SWA Network-->evaluate by SWA Tutor-->SWA Badge

• evaluate by SWA Tutor-->SWA Badge-->SWA Discover-->SWA Voluntary service-->SWA Network

The following are the objectives of the SWA discovery, which is NOT part of it?

• Become familiar with the stages of the SW Award Programme

•   Developed a feeling of empathy and personal commitment regarding these issues

• Started to plan your service project

• Transform your commitment into action moving towards active world citizenship

Create an opportunity for Scouting to reinforce its capacity as a social agent, as well as to develop its  partnerships with other organizations and community leaders. One of the objectives of what SWA programme

• SWA Discovery

• SWA NEtwork

• SWA Voluntary

• SWA Layout

In SW Voluntary Services, they need to identify the Need(s) of the community followed by what.

• Set-up SMART goals

• Plan your Project

• Run your Project

• Valorise and improve it

Which of the following criteria that can be recognized by the SW voluntary services that your voluntary service should be an opportunity for developing/implementing personal skills.

• Make a difference

• A real service to the community

• A training experience

• A voluntary action commitment

The SW Award Network is also meant to explicitly strengthen the SW Award Programme. For instance, SW Award Network members can: EXCEPT.

• Encourage and support young people willing to embark on the SW Award journey.

• Become tutors or trainers in SW Voluntary Services

• Create or support an SW Award Base in order to run SW Discoveries,

• Ensure the follow-up of SW Voluntary Services once the awardees finish their mission.

Who among the following appointed Scouts of the World Award (SWA) Programme Local Coordinators is NOT from the BSP Central Luzon Region?

• Aragon, Arlene A.

• Dizon, Neri L.

• Molina, Adrian M.

• De Leon, Bernardo G.

The first aim of the SWA Programme is: To encourage your stronger involvement in the development of society by giving you the knowledge, skills, ________, and opportunities to face today’s global challenges.

• expertise

• attitude

• motivation

• method

The second aim of the SWA Programme is: To recognise and promote your voluntary service project in the fields of development, peace, and the environment. These take the form of long-term development projects (with a long-term vision) run individually or by a _____

• team

• commission

• cooperation

• group

What is the age bracket for Scout advocates of the SWA Program?

• 14 to 26 years old

• 15 to 25 years old

• 14 to 25 years old

• 15 to 26 years old