What Makes a Trained Leader?

 

One of our Scouts put together this presentation also so you can print out the steps needed.  Thank you Ruth Ann!

Cub Scout Leaders

Cub Scout Leaders are considered trained when they have completed the following courses:

• Youth Protection Training - Youth Protection is available at the online learning center.
• Cub Scout Leader Fast Start Orientation - Cub Scout Leader Fast Start is available at the online learning center.
• New Leader Essentials Training - New Leader Essentials Training is usually held at Basic Leader Training, check out the district calendar for upcoming dates.
• Cub Scout Leader Specific Training for their Position - Cub Scout Leader Specific Training is usually held in conjunction with Basic Leader Training, check out the district calendar for upcoming dates.

Boy Scout Leaders

Boy Scout Leaders are considered trained when they have completed the following courses:

• Youth Protection Training - Youth Protection is available at the online learning center.
• Boy Scout Leader Fast Start Orientation - Boy Scout Leader Fast Start is available at the online learning center.
• New Leader Essentials Training - New Leader Essentials Training is usually held at Basic Leader Training, check out the district calendar for upcoming dates.

In addition to the above training, (depending on your position) there are different training requirements:

• Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmasters
  • Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster Leader Specific Training - Scoutmaster Leader Specific Training is usually held in conjunction with Basic Leader Training, check out the district calendar for upcoming dates.
  • Outdoor Leader Skills Training - This is usually held at the Ryukyu Rendezvous, check out the district calendar for future dates.

OR

• Troop Committee Members
  • Troop Committee Challenge Training - The Troop Committee Challenge is available at the online learning center.