AKHLAQUNA Junior Award

A generation that cherishes its values and morals, and exemplifies them in life.

The candidate must be between 7-14 years old.
The student must be a citizen or resident of the State of Qatar.
The candidate must not have been issued any misconduct notice by his/her school.
The candidate must not have previously won the AKHLAQUNA Award and is not entitled to apply to the Akhlaquna Youth Award if he wins.
The school must attach a letter of recommendation from a committee comprising the school principal, a teacher, and the school social worker, including but not limited to details of qualities of the candidate student: Regular school attendance, Compliance with school regulations, Preservation of the public properties in the school, Commitment to the school uniform and Being a good moral role model in the school.

Round 1: The candidate must achieve the minimum requirements of the competition to be among the top three nominees (60 marks of the total score).
Round 2: The winner in Round 1 qualifies to a personal interview.
Round 3: Passing the interview successfully.

The school must complete the application form online and submit all required attachments. Paper files will not be accepted and sending a paper file will affect the students’ score negatively.
Evidence and documentation must be clear and specific to accurately reflect the candidate’s actual performance. They may include:
- Letters of recommendation by two teachers; explaining the following:
  1.    Positive acceptance of teachers' guidance.
  2.    Being a good moral role model in the classroom.
  3.    Keenness to help others.
  4.    Other good qualities of the student.
- One or Two letters of recommendation by the student's classmates, including but not limited to:
  1.    Moral qualities of the student.
  2.    Keenness to help classmates.
  3.    Building good relationships with other students.
- A letter of recommendation from the parent of the candidate student, including but not limited to:
  1.    The students’ good morals.
  2.    Acceptance of criticism and guidance positively.
  3.    Maintaining cleanliness and order at home.
  4.    Keenness to help others.
Evidence and documentation must be related to the last two years, non-inclusive of the year of submission.
All evidence and documents must be certified, stamped, and dated by the school administration.
All attachments must be numbered according to the standard number and sequentially, ensuring that they are not repeated.
Unofficial documents without seals and dates will be excluded from the arbitration process.
Approval of activities related to the contribution to the community will be obtained from the implementing agency, not from the school administration.
The candidate can choose the language he/she prefers for the personal interview.
In order to ease the arbitration process, it is recommended to start camera and audio if the personal interview is virtual.
The data must be entered by the coordinator of the award in the school, taking into account that all letters of recommendation are to be treated with strict confidentiality.