Win £250 in this Exciting Logo Design Competition
December is besides a festive also an expensive month, and winning some money could help. That's why we're letting you know about this opportunity to win money in a competition.
Language Accessibility Promise: Logo Design Competition
We're inviting you to design a logo for the Language Accessibility Promise project.
When making the Language Accessibility Promise, institutions commit to using clear language and embedding this principle in the way they communicate.
Institutions promise:
- To communicate directly, clearly and honestly
- To assume no prior knowledge - avoid acronyms, initialisms and abbreviations
- To offer a range of communication formats
- To use technical terms only when necessary
- To show compassion, consideration and understanding of students' needs and experiences in our approach to communication
Institutions that adopt the Language Accessibility Promise will display a plaque featuring the project’s logo.
This competition is open to all Scottish college and university students. The winning designer will receive a £250 prize.
Please submit your design by email to info@step.ac.uk by 5pm on 22 January 2026. Include your full name, course title, college or university name, and college or university email address in your entry email. Mark your subject line as “Language Accessibility Promise Logo Design Competition.” Important notes:
- Your logo must include the words “Language Accessibility Promise.”
- Designs should be original works, AI-generated art is not allowed.
- The logo should work well in both digital and print contexts, such as websites, social media, posters, and plaques.
- Please provide both a colour and a black-and-white version of your design.
- Make sure your file size allows the logo to be scalable.
- Send your entry as either a PNG, SVG, or vector file.
- By entering the competition, students agree to the use of their logo by the Language Accessibility Promise project, colleges, universities, representative bodies including student unions, and sector and government agencies including but not limited to QAA, CDN, and SFC.