Award Expedition Preparation in Mauritius
A residential that prepares student groups for their Duke of Edinburgh’s / President’s Award expeditions — navigation, self-reliance, journey planning and teamwork under load. Launching as a 2027 pilot; register your interest to join the first cohort.
TeamBuilding.mu is not a licensed Duke of Edinburgh’s or President’s Award provider and does not assess or certify the Award. This is expedition-preparation training only.
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This residential runs as a 2027 pilot and isn't open for booking yet. Register your interest and we'll invite your school to the first cohort — and to a free preview visit.
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Expedition-ready skills — preparation, not certification
The Award-Expedition Prep Residential is a three-night, four-day residential that builds the practical skills students need before a qualifying expedition — navigation and route-finding, self-reliance, journey planning, and teamwork under load. It runs with one free accompanying-teacher place per 8 pupils and a 1:5 supervision ratio, a qualified first-aider on site and Certificate-of-Character-vetted crew.
This is expedition-preparation training. TeamBuilding.mu is not a licensed Duke of Edinburgh’s or President’s Award provider and does not assess or certify the Award — we prepare your group for their supervised and qualifying expeditions. The residential runs as an Easter 2027 pilot and isn’t open for booking yet; register your interest and we’ll invite your school to the first cohort and to a free preview visit.
Frequently asked questions
Does TeamBuilding.mu deliver or certify the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award?
No. This is expedition-preparation training only. We are not a licensed Duke of Edinburgh’s or President’s Award provider and we do not assess or certify the Award — we prepare student groups for their supervised and qualifying expeditions.
When does the programme run?
It launches as an Easter 2027 pilot, so it isn’t open for booking yet. Register your interest and we’ll invite your school to the first cohort and to a free preview visit.
What does the residential cover?
A three-night, four-day residential building navigation and route-finding, self-reliance, journey planning and teamwork under load — the practical skills a group needs before a qualifying expedition.
How are students supervised?
With a 1:5 supervision ratio, one free accompanying-teacher place per 8 pupils, a qualified first-aider on site and Certificate-of-Character-vetted, risk-trained crew.