Scottish Youth Information
for 11-26 year olds
Information on the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development and what you can do to celebrate it.
Find out what fostering is and what support is out there for young people in foster care.
Clyde 1 is delighted to announce a brand new live music event taking place at Glasgow’s SECC on the evening of Friday 30th September.
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Adventure Avenue are the providers of high quality, stylish bags and rucksacks. With top brands such Caribee, Jansport and Ducti, a trip ...
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After obtaining your qualifications at school or college, you might be thinking about progressing to do a degree, diploma or certificate....
Before you leave school you may have the opportunity to sit exams which could enhance your job or study prospects.
Start to think about what career path you would like to go down.
The National Entitlement Card for young people is a free card for all young people aged 11-26, created by the Scottish Government, Young Scot, your local council and other organisations.
Your card entitles you to discounts and offers on a range of shops, services and travel.
Get or replace your cardFind out what fostering is and what support is out there for young people in ...
Find out more about hearing loss and what you can do to raise awareness about...
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The Young Scot InfoLine is a free and confidential phone service. It has information on a range of topics including money, health and the arts, as well as answering questions like "How do I get my first passport?" or "What age can I get a tattoo?"
Let us know your thoughts and queries and any suggestions you have to make this site better for everyone.
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