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Every young person in the Scouting program needs and deserves a leader who understands the aims of the program and knows how to deliver it with enthusiasm and fun--in short, a trained leader. Because they understand their role, trained leaders have a positive influence on the live of youth. Research shows that Scouts with trained leaders enjoy the program more and stay in it longer. How well we influence the lives of these youth depends on their leaders' understanding of the program and their responsibilities. All registered leaders MUST FIRST take Youth Protection Training before assuming a leadership role. It is strongly recommended that parents of all Scouts take this training as well--it cannot hurt to know what to expect from your son's adult leaders and protects everyone involved in the unit by helping avoid any ambiguities arising from "not knowing" basic Youth Protection principles. For more information, visit our Youth Protection Page. What Makes a Trained Leader? A Scout leader is considered fully trained and entitled to wear the Trained leader emblem when he or she has completed some basic but important training courses. Most of these trainings can be completed online. Read More . . . Training Offerings The District offers our volunteers many different opportunities to become trained. The different trainings that are offered each year include:
Our training calendar can be found on the right hand side of this page in the Upcoming Trainings section. Online Training The BSA Online Learning Center (OLC) provides a variety of materials, from quick references to complete courses, all designed to help our volunteers improve leadership skills and deliver a quality program. Learn More . . . Questions? For questions regarding training, simply e-mail our training chair at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it or come to Roundtable for a monthly question/answer forum! |
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