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What Makes a Trained Leader?
There are about three main groups of leaders, and some overlap. All Scouts
deserve Trained Leaders, so here's what is takes in Training and Paperwork to get involved.
Check this out for a Pictorial Overview
UPCOMING TRAINING: Here's the latest we've heard about
- Leader Specific Training, August 13th, 2011, at Mandarin Presbyterian Church
- The Trainers Edge, become a Scouting Trainer, 8/27/2011, Pinewood Prebyterian Church in Middleburg, FL.
- CPR training, 9/10/2011 at Camp Echockotee
- NRA Instructors Course Part 1 of 2: October 21-23, 2011, Details at the NFC Website
- NRA Instructors Course Part 2 of 2: November 4-6, 2011, Details at the NFC Website
- Adult Leader Specifics Training - River Bend District, 10/08/2011
- Adult Leader Specifics Training - River Bend District, 12/10/2011
- Wilderness First Aid, 12/27-29/2011
- University of Scouting 2012: January 28, 2012, location: Gainesville
- The Trainers Edge, become a Scouting Trainer, 2/04/2012
- CPR training, 2/04/2012
- Wood Badge Tradtional Part 1 of 2: 2/10-12/2012, Camp Shands
- CPR training, 2/25/2012
- Wood Badge Tradtional Part 2 of 2: 3/9-11/2012, Camp Shands
- Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills: 4/6-8/2012
- Wilderness First Aid, 04/20-22/2012
- Trail to Eagle Conferences: 10/8/2011, 11/5/2011, 2/4/2012, 2/18/2012, 3/10/2012, 3/24/2012
- See the NFC Calendar for many opportunities and
NFC Adult Leader Training page
- If you have trouble with the online training website, especially during logon, call 800-627-3025 and select “volunteer”. You will receive human assistance.
- Occasional Volunteers: drivers, helpers, Merit Badge Conselors, ad hoc needs
- Committee Members: Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary, Transportation, etc.
- As appropriate the same as an Occasional Volunteer
- Youth Protection Training: available online at http://olc.scouting.org/ and takes about 1 hour
- "This Is Scouting" (replaces "New Leader Essentials"), available online at http://olc.scouting.org/ and takes about 1 hour
- "Troop Committee Challenge" as their "Leader Specific training": These are class room taught, and offered throughout the year
See the North Florida Council Training Calendar
- Assistant Scoutmasters: Those that work closely with the Scouts
- As appropriate the same as an Occasional Volunteer
- Annual Health and Medical Record, Parts A, B, & C
- Youth Protection Training: available online at http://olc.scouting.org/ and takes about 1 hour
- "This Is Scouting" (replaces "New Leader Essentials"), available online at http://olc.scouting.org/ and takes about 1 hour
- "Scoutmaster and Assistant Scoutmaster Leader Specific Training" as their "Leader Specific training": These are class room taught, and offered throughout the year
See the North Florida Council Training Calendar
- "Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills", again offered throughout the year
- Other certifications we need by some ASMs include "Safety Afloat", "Hazardous Weather", and "Safe Swim Defense" Online Training.
First Aid, Wilderness First Aid, and CPR are desirable, too.
- For the Ph.D. in Scouting, there is Wood Badge, the most advanced training available for Scout Leaders
It may seem daunting, but it really does not take much. So jump right in!
A great overview of Scouter Training is available here
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