Youth Training
Den Chief Training
For Scouts serving as a Den Chief.
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NYLT
NYLT or National Youth Leadership Training is a focused, high-energy, participatory leadership course for Boy Scouts.
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- Friday, June 18-20
- Friday, June 25-27
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General Training
Fast Start
Required for each registered position.
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This is Scouting
This new course replaces "New Leaders Essentials". Materials for this new course is expected to be available in April and the training is available online. At this time New Leaders Essentials will no longer be offered.
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Youth Protection Training
Required for all adult leaders. At least one adult leader must be youth protection trained for all outings. Offered at Roundtable except June and August.
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Weather Hazards Training
This new training class, available online, will be REQUIRED by national policy in order to obtain a Tour Permit starting January 2009.
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Safe Swim Defense/Safety Afloat
Required for outings which include any water activities. Offered at the March and May Roundtable.
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Climb on Safely
Required for climbing and repelling activities. Offered at the February and October Roundtable.
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Cub Leaders
Cub Leader Basic Training
Required for Tiger, Cub, Webelos, Cubmaster, Assistants, Committee Chair, and Committee Members.
Tiger Den Leader Training
Special training offered to Tiger Den Leaders & Assistant/Adult Partners.
BALOO
Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation. Required for packs that conduct their own camping program.
Outdoor Leader Skills
Required for adults to take Webelos camping.
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Scout Leaders
Scout Leader Basic Training
Required for Scoutmasters and Assistants. Open to all adults.
Intro to Outdoor Leader Skills
Required for Scoutmaster and Assistants.
Troop Committee Challenge
For all adult members of a troop.
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Troop Leadership Training
How to teach the new troop leadership in your own troop.
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