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Training Opportunities
within the
Oregon Trail Council
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Online Training
In an effort to make basic
training available to all leaders, we are excited to offer the following
training programs over the internet.
Cub Scout
Leader Fast Start
This training is designed for the
new Cub Scout leader. Here you will learn more about the Cub Scout program and
get the information you need to confidently run your first meeting. It should
take you only 15 to 20 minutes to complete this training. If you are an
experienced leader taking over a new responsibility, you'll find valuable
information here for you, too.
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Boy Scout
Leader Fast Start
This online Fast Start training is a quick orientation
to help you get ready for your first Boy Scout meeting. The training is divided
into five sections:
- The Troop Meeting
- The Troop Committee
- The Outdoor Program
- Basic Concepts of Scouting
- The Scout Uniform
You may review these sections all at once, or
one at a time (in any order). There is no time limit, nor do you need to
review all sections from the same computer.
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Venture Leader Fast Start
This booklet
illustrates how using the Venturing program planning process can get
your Venturing crew up and running and off to a successful start. It
also will provide information to help you when you first meet with
youth.
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Youth Protection Training
This site is provided
to enable adult leaders to undertake youth protection training online,
as well as to provide a reference to the BSA's youth protection
guidelines.
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Roundtable
Roundtable is a district
level monthly training opportunity for leaders of all branches of
Scouting. Roundtable provides
At Roundtable You Can:
- Learn how to plan your
program
- Get resources for songs,
games, skits, speakers, and field trips.
- Connect with trained leaders
who can help you over the rough spots all year long
- Have fun learning to have
fun with your son and the other boys in your den, troop, or pack.
- Learn how to teach character
development and values
- Learn how to make sure that
all of the boys (and adults) in your unit are safe and happy
- Get hints and methods for
den discipline so that you all have fun
- Learn how to help the boys
advance in Ranks and Achievements.
- Get the latest information
on BSA changes and improvements.
- Share your experiences and
advice with other Scouters.
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District Training Sessions
District training
sessions offered by your district include but are not limited to:
- Cub Scout/Boy Scout
Leader Fast Start
- Cub Scout Leader Basic
Training
- Boy Scout Leader Basic
Training
- Venture Leader Basic
Training
- Youth Protection
Training
To find out when these
training sessions are offered please refer to the Council calendar
and/or contact your district executive.
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Advanced Leader Training
Wood Badge -
Wood Badge for the 21st Century is a
course that has been modified by BSA to meet the needs of Cub Scout,
Boy Scout, Varsity Scout and Venturing Leaders. The focus of the
course is on leadership skills that can be applied in Scouting units
at all levels.
Lord Robert Baden-Powell, the
founder of the world Scouting movement, created the Wood Badge course
to teach adult leaders about Scouting in the setting of the Scouting
program. Attendees at Wood Badge develop leadership knowledge and
skills that can be used in their Pack, Troop, Crew or Team positions
as well as in their private and professional lives.
For more information on upcoming
Wood Badge course, please contact the Council Service Center.
Information and Application
Form for upcoming 2003 Wood Badge Course
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Copyright ©2003 Oregon Trail Council,
Boy Scouts of America.
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