THE Rotary Club of Worcester is looking for a teenager to participate in an all-expenses paid, six-day long ‘leadership course’ in the Forest of Dean.
Bring held between July 23 and 26, the Dean Field Studies Centre-based course sees 40 participants take part in a series of outdoor practical exercises and theoretical discussions.
The Rotary Club is giving a young achiever, aged between 16 and 18-years-old, the chance to take part.
The centre includes accommodation for the Rotary Youth Leadership Award participants, with outdoor activities including a ropes course, canoeing, climbing, caving, abseiling and orienteering.
After completing the course participates receive the RYLA certificate, which can enhance a CV as it is recognized by colleges and universities. The course also counts towards achievement of the Duke of Edinburgh Award.
Anyone interested in taking part needs to register their interest by March 15, by contacting Sheila Sonley, youth committee chairman, on sheilson@hotmail.co.uk, or Mike Josey, RYLA organiser, on emailjoseys@me.com.
Alternatively call Sheila on 01905 778906, or Mike on 01905 612270.
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