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Every Scout deserves a trained leader!
For a Cub Scout Leader to be considered fully trained -- and wear a "trained" patch -- they must complete the folowing training:
- Tiger Cub Scout Leader must complete:
- Fast Start Training
- Youth Protection Training
- This is Scouting
- Intro to Cub Scouting / How We Have FUN!
- Tiger Cub Scout Leader Specific Training
- Cub Scout Leader must complete:
- Fast Start Training
- Youth Protection Training
- This is Scouting
- Intro to Cub Scouting / How We Have FUN!
- Cub Scout Leader Specific Training
- Webelos Scout Leader must complete:
- Fast Start Training
- Youth Protection Training
- This is Scouting
- Intro to Cub Scouting / How We Have FUN!
- Webelos Leader Specific Training
- Outdoor Webelos Leader Training
- Committee Chair / Pack Committee must complete:
- Fast Start Training
- Youth Protection Training
- This is Scouting
- Intro to Cub Scouting / How We Have FUN!
- Pack Committee Job Specific
- Cubmaster / Assistant Cubmaster must complete:
- Fast Start Training
- Youth Protection Training
- This is Scouting
- Intro to Cub Scouting / How We Have FUN!
- Cubmaster / Assistant Cubmaster Job Specific
| Fast Start Training: |
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The
course introduces the aims and purposes of the Boy Scouts of America's
foundational program, then zeroes in on the job. Subsections of the
course will brief anyone new to the job of Tiger Cub leader, den leader,
Webelos den leader, or Cubmaster. We also cover the standard parts of
the meeting and tell where additional resources can be found.
This training is offered through the Online Learning Center website.
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This
training covers the BSA's Youth Protection policies, kinds of abuse,
signs of abuse, how to respond to disclosure of abuse, and proper
reporting procedures. It does so by taking you through situations that
require choices and produce consequences.
This training is offered through the Online Learning Center website.
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| This is Scouting: |
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This
for all new leaders in Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Varsity Scouting,
and Venturing. It is an online interactive learning experience that is
divided into six modules. It picks up where Fast Start left off and
introduces participants to the following areas of the Scouting program:
Mission, Vision, and Values; Programs for All Ages and Abilities;
Scouting Is Fun!; Scouting in the Community; Protecting Our Youth; and
Scouting’s Legacy.
This training is offered through the Online Learning Center website.
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| Cub Scout Leader Specific Trainings: |
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These
are separate training sessions that feature discussions on issues
specific to Cub Scout Pack Leadership, including specific leader
training covering the Tiger, Wolf/Bear, Webelos, Cubmaster, and
Committee positions and responsibilities.
This training is offered through the Cherokee Pickens District /http://cpds.org/Training.htm#cslst |
| OWL (Outdoor Webelos Leader Training): |
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This
two-day, overnight training course is for anyone who will be working
with Webelos Scouts. This training is required for a Webelos den to go
on an overnight. The training helps leaders become familiar with the
Naturalist, Forester, Geologist, and Outdoorsman activity badges. Also
covered is first aid, fire building, ropes and knots, tent selection,
cooking and much more!
This training is offered through the Cherokee Pickens District http://cpds.org/Training.htm#cslst
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Other training available to Scouters ...
| Round Table: |
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This
is a monthly get-together of all Leaders, Assistants, Committee
Members, and involved parents who want to help their Unit Committee get
the best resources, activities and up to date information on upcoming
events in the District and Council. Join a network of seasoned Scouters
that have a wide resource of experience for the "new" leader.
Round Table is offered monthly. http://cpds.org/Training.htm#cslst |
| University of Scouting: |
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University
of Scouting is a multitude of specialty sessions to help you gain new
skills and abilities to become the very best Scout Leader possible.
Experienced Scout Leaders from across the Council make up the staff.
They are all volunteers, just like you, and they want to help you.
There are courses for all types of Scout Leaders - Cub Scout College,
Boy Scout College, and College of General Studies.
This training is offered every two years.
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Leaders
and parents interested in helping their Pack with planning and
execution of Pack camping trips should attend this training.
This training is offered through the Cherokee Pickens District http://cpds.org/Training.htm#cslst
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Before
a BSA group may engage in swimming activities of any kind, a minimum of
one adult leader must complete Safe Swim Defense training, have a
commitment card with them, and agree to use the eight defenses in this
plan.
This training is offered through the Online Learning Center website.
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Safety Afloat:
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Safety
Afloat has been developed to promote boating and boating safety and to
set standards for safe unit activity afloat. Before a BSA group may
engage in an excursion, expedition, or trip on the water (canoe, raft,
sailboat, motorboat, rowboat, tube, or other craft), adult leaders for
such activity must complete Safety Afloat Training, have a commitment
card with them, and be dedicated to full compliance with all nine points
of Safety Afloat.
This training is offered through the Online Learning Center website.
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Wood Badge:
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Wood
Badge combines a leadership development program with the opportunity to
sharpen personal outdoor/camping skills, open to all Scout Leaders who
meet minimum requirements. The leadership skills one learns in Wood
Badge are not only applicable to Scouting, but also to the growth of the
individual and the roles in life they fill, professionally and at
home. To the Scout Leader, Wood Badge often makes the difference
between offering a mere form of entertainment — or providing a program
which will have a profound influence on the lives of boys and girls.
This training is offered through the Atlanta Area Council svoorhees@atlantabsa.org
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