Associated organisations
Duke of Edinburgh Award
We endeavour to offer young people the opportunity to count their expedition experience towards the appropriate section of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award at the relevant level.
Each World Challenge expedition is unique and, as circumstances vary, much depends on meeting the necessary criteria laid down by the Award. Details can be supplied to each Challenger and information on how they can use their expedition as part of an Award is readily available for school staff.
As a Commercial Access Organisation, in the right circumstances we can issue an Access Credit which entitles a young person to register locally with the Award within six months of the expedition and have that experience signed in their record book as complete.
Click here to visit The Award website.
Woolworths
Since 2004, World Challenge has built and maintained a fantastic relationship with Woolworths in order to provide assistance to its challengers seeking part-time employment. If the challenger is actively searching for employment to help fund their World Challenge expedition, we invite and encourage them to apply to Woolworths.
In support of the program that World Challenge facilitates, Woolworths is offering a ‘guaranteed first step’ in their recruitment process for all participating challengers, and as a result, World Challenge and Woolworths have helped over 150 students gain part-time employment over the past three years around
Click here to visit Woolworths website.
The Fundraising Directory
The Fundraising Directory is Australia's most comprehensive A-Z guide to Fundraising Products and Services. This resource has been designed to assist the dedicated work of our volunteer fundraisers and Australia's community sector. Browse our online directory, or read our free 50 page eBook, The Essentials of Fundraising for tips on how to get the most out of your fundraising.
International Networking for Educational Transformation (INET)
World Challenge and INET have had a relationship for three years, and both organisations share a similar ethos about providing more schools with greater opportunties. In June of 2007, World Challenge hosted a group of INET members at World Challenge's Buxton Headquarters in the UK, and will continue to work in synergy over the coming years. The mission of International Networking for Educational Transformation is to create powerful and innovative networks of schools that have achieved or have committed themselves to achieving systematic, significant and sustained change that ensures outstanding outcomes for all students in all settings.
Click here to visit INET's website.
Alliance of Girls' Schools Australasia (AGSA)
AGSA aims to:
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To provide leadership in girls' education to ensure the best opportunities and outcomes for girls in girls’ schools
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To promote the education of girls in girls' schools through creating public awareness of the philosophy and practice of girls' schools
- To act as a voice and advocate for girls' education
- To connect the educators of girls in girls’ schools
- To support aspiring leaders in girls’ schools
- To conduct, publish and disseminate research that supports the mission and vision of the Alliance
World Challenge were lucky enough to present at the National AGSA conference held at Lauriston Girls' school in June 2007, and look forward to an ongoing relationship for years to come.
In 2007, 70% of World Challenge participants were girls!
Click here to visit the Alliance of Girls' Schools website.
Mountain Designs
World Challenge is proud to have the support of several Mountain Design stores nationally, which offer challengers 20% off all products towards their expedition kit list.
Click here to visit Mountain Designs website.
Delaware North
World Challenge has an association with Delaware North - a Catering Service for
Click here to visit Delaware North's website.
Find out more
T +61 (0) 395 317 780 - Australia
T 0800 456 134 - New Zealand
T (852) 8170 3646 - Hong Kong
E support@worldchallenge.com.au
