The document outlines the requirements and timeline for completing a bronze adventurous journey award, which involves training as a team to prepare for and carry out an adventurous journey, then submitting a report. Candidates must attend three training sessions covering skills like first aid, navigation, and teamwork. The assessment journey requires groups of 4-7 people to plan and complete a self-sufficient journey while demonstrating the skills learned in training.

1. To encourage a spirit of adventure and discovery by preparing for and carrying out an adventurous journey as part of a TEAM The International Award Bronze Adventurous Journey Aim of the Adventurous Journey

2. Training 1: 12 - 13 December Practice Adventurous Journey Training 2: 13-14 March Assessment Adventurous Journey The International Award Bronze Adventurous Journey Training Timetable

3. Clearly defined aim Candidates must be trained for the planned journey Between four and seven people in a team Joint planning by ALL the team On completion a report must be given to the assessor. The International Award Bronze Adventurous Journey Requirements

4. Before taking part in the A.J. assessment, you need to have successfully completed preliminary training in: Applicable First Aid Equipment usage Route planning and navigation Team skills Observation and recording skills. The International Award Bronze Adventurous Journey Recording Your Training

5. Each group will be accompanied by a member of staff Each person needs to complete a report on the Adventurous Journey The International Award Bronze Adventurous Journey Assessment

6. You need to be self sufficient, and prepared for an emergency. This means as well as your clothes and map, you will be carrying: The International Award Bronze Adventurous Journey The Journey