Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I become a Young Science Ambassador?
- What do I have to do as a Young Science Ambassador?
- Is there a minimum number of YSA activities that I have to complete?
- Is there a minimum number of YSA activities that I have to complete?
- I have achieved the MegaStar Award last year, can I still become a Young Science Ambassador?
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How do I become a Young Science Ambassador?
Once you have completed at least 2 MegaStar projects and a Springboard project, you can become a Young Science Ambassador.What do I have to do as a Young Science Ambassador?
Young Science Ambassador is a status that is conferred to young people who are enthusiastic about science.
As Young Science Ambassadors, you will be expected to:- communicate your enthusiasm for science
- encourage others to think about, and engage in, scientific activity
- promote interest in science at home, school or in the community.
Is there a minimum number of YSA activities that I have to complete?
No, there is no minimum number of YSA activities that you have to complete as a YSA. We would of course encourage you to do as many activities as time allows you to. A recording sheet will be available for download to list the activities that you have done.What support materials are there for me as a Young Science Ambassador?
A set of ideas cards are provided in the MegaStar resource pack. These cards contain information about activities that you could do as a YSA. You can choose to start with any of these activities or come up with your own ideas.I have achieved the MegaStar Award last year, can I still become a Young Science Ambassador?
Yes, you can still become a Young Science Ambassador by completing one of the Springboard projects.
