Warwick Award: build your skills, shape your future
How are you planning to build and develop your employability skills during your time at Warwick this year? Which skills are most important for what you want to do after graduation? Whether you already have a clear idea or if you're just getting started, the Warwick Award is a great next step to take. Join the Award for free today and start building a host of valuable skills to help shape your future.
What is the Award?
Find out more information about the Award, how it works, how it fits alongside your studies, and see a range of FAQs.
Why register?
Hear from Warwick students who've already completed the Award about why they think you should register too.
Help centre
Need help registering? Can't find your way around the dashboard? Whatever your question, we're here to help.
12 core skills
Discover the 12 core employability skills at the heart of the Warwick Award we think are vital for our graduates to develop.
Certificates & badges
We've put together guidance on how to access your certificates and badges, as well as how to use them.
Self-reflection toolkit
Our guide to Self-Reflection and reflective writing for Warwick students - it is designed to support you with your reflections on the Warwick Award.
Student carers
We offer Core Skills Points towards the Warwick Award to students who have caring responsibilities - between 10 and 20 depending on which level of the Award you're working towards.
Using the careers service
Find out more about the package we've put together with our careers service to recognise careers activities within the Warwick Award and earn Core Skills Points for them.
Information for staff
If you're a member of staff, you can access a range of materials to help you talk about the Warwick Award with your students, as well as a wealth of resources, useful contact information, and more (requires a staff login).
For undergraduates, the Warwick Award will appear on your Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR), whichever level you achieve. If you're unfamiliar with the HEAR, we've put together some information about it and how you might use it - as well as how it relates to the Warwick Award.