Prince Edward interview - part one

The video discusses media studies courses and career paths, the role and responsibilities of a trustee, and the evolution of an award since 1956. It highlights efforts to make the award inclusive, working with marginalized groups like the homeless and young offenders, and its impact on reducing reoffending rates.

What is a common misconception about media studies courses?

• They provide comprehensive training for all media roles.

• They are only theoretical with no practical application.

• They are not recognized by major news channels.

• They are too expensive for most students.

What was one of the narrator's initial mistakes as a trustee?

• Underestimating the fundraising target.

• Overestimating the award's impact.

• Not attending meetings regularly.

• Not involving enough young people.

How has the Governor's Award changed since 1956?

• It has become more inclusive.

• It has remained the same.

• It has become more exclusive.

• It has focused solely on urban areas.

What new areas has the Governor's Award expanded into?

• Corporate training programs.

• Online learning platforms.

• Non-traditional areas like working with the homeless.

• International student exchanges.

What was the traditional view of the Governor's Award?

• A program for academic excellence.

• A financial aid program.

• A way to keep young people out of trouble.

• A sports achievement award.

What is the current focus of the Governor's Award regarding young offenders?

• To provide them with job opportunities.

• To reintegrate them into the educational system.

• To offer them financial support.

• To relocate them to different communities.

What significant impact has the award had on young offenders?

• Increased their academic performance.

• Reduced the reoffending rate significantly.

• Enhanced their artistic skills.

• Improved their physical health.