A trained leader is better prepared to make the Scouting program all it can be!
This quarterly communications is designed to enlighten and inform our scouting community
about all the training opportunities available to help volunteers prepare to
provide quality programming for our youth and families!
Research shows the importance of trained leaders in the Boy Scouts of America. A trained leader is knowledgeable and more confident in the role being performed. Trained leaders exhibit a knowledge and confidence that is picked up by people around them. Trained leaders impact the quality of programs, leader tenure, youth tenure, safety, and a whole lot more.
Register for one of our exciting trainings today!
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Reminder to take your Youth Protection Training!
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Reminder to take your Youth Protection Training!
Every adult Scouter must take the Youth Protection Training every two years. Maintaining the training is easy, and should be completed before your current training expires.
If your training is expired, or will expire before March 1, 2021, you should update it now to avoid any concerns with your unit recharter.
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2020 Scouting U Patches are in!
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If you attended this year’s virtual Scouting U and College of Commissioner Science, then stop by the Scout Achievement Center and pick up your patch at the Front Desk.
Thanks to everyone who made this year’s event possible – we hope to see you all next year! For details on Scouting U, click here.
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All Aboard the Scouting U Train! Register Today for DBC Express Training Sessions!
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Register for the next DBC Express! These fun virtual training courses are made up of
2 to 3 one-hour destination “stops”, including Commissioner College Degree classes,
to help you expand your Scouting knowledge!
Click here for more information and to register.
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Unit Leaders – Interested in offering a Camping component to your Pack activities? Sign up for BALOO!
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BSA’s Cub Scout level camping policies are taught along with the discovery of the
necessary tools to help units conduct a fun and successful camping experience!
April 30-5/1 (Camp Craig): *7 Spots remaining
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Attend the Wood Badge Dinner!
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The Wood Badge Dinner will be held at the Camp Friedlander Dining Hall on Saturday, May 15th, 2021.
This fun event is for anyone interested in learning more about Wood Badge! It includes fellowship, recognition, food, auctions and more!
Click here to learn more.
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Register today for Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills
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Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills (IOLS) gives adult leaders in Scouts BSA the practical knowledge they need to help Scouts to learn outdoor skills.
May 22-23, 2021 (Camp Craig)
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Click on the image to learn how NYLT can help develop the leaders in your Unit.
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Registration is Open for NYLT
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National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) is an exciting and powerful program designed to provide members of the Boy Scouts of America (ages 13 and over) with leadership skills and experience they can use to lead themselves and others.
We offer 4 individual Summer sessions, along with a fifth course which takes place over two weekends in the fall. The NYLT course centers on the concepts of what a leader must BE, KNOW, and DO.
Click here to learn more.
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Learn More About Leader Specific Training
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It has been said that “Every youth deserves a trained leader”.
Position Specific Training is a course required for registered leaders of all Scouting programs levels (Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA & Venturing) to earn their “Trained” status. The Position Specific Training program is tailored to the specific position that the leader holds. It provides the specialized knowledge a new leader needs to assume a leadership role.
Position Specific Training is available online at the BSA Learn Center through my.scouting.org.
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Registration is Open for Wood Badge
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Wood Badge is the ultimate leadership training program for the adult leaders of the BSA. It is a modern format of training that delivers the latest in 12 leadership skills that will help you be the best leader possible. The Wood Badge Dinner has been postponed. Check the website for updates. Click on the image for a message from the Wood Badge staff.
Click here to go to our website for information.
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NEW! District Committee Basic Training
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District committee training has been taught the same way for many years with a very dated course. By leveraging the BSA Learn Center, we can give the district committee a learning environment that provides them the content they need when they need it, and we can leverage professional training for consistency in district training. This new learning replaces the District Committee Workshop and will provide learning plans aligned with the various district committee positions and functions.
Position-trained status (D61, D62, D75) will be provided for those who complete their training.
Position training includes:
District Committee Chair
District Committee Vice Chair
Membership Chair
Fund Development
Training Chair
Member at Large
Activities and Civic Service Chair
Nominating Chair
Program Chair
Camping and Outdoor Chair
Advancement Chair
As the online training supersedes the District Committee Workshop, use of the District Committee Workshop syllabus for training should be discontinued. Find out more at myscouting.org.
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Attend the 4th Annual Central Region Virtual Program Symposium in 2021!
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Save the date for the 2021 4th Annual Central Region Virtual Program Symposium on Saturday, March 13, 2021. This day-long virtual program includes presentations and discussions by Central Region and National BSA leaders and is open to all Scouters. Learn about updates to Program; Advancement; Training (including NYLT & Wood Badge); Venturing; Sea Scouts; STEM; Outdoors and more!
Click here for details and to register.
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Attend NAYLE at the Summit in 2021!
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National Advanced Youth Leadership Experience (NAYLE) is a co-ed experiential leadership training course open to registered youth members of the BSA.
Registration for the two 2021 Summit NAYLE courses is open now!
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Both courses are expected to fill quickly. Click here for details and to register.
Course Location
Summit Bechtel Reserve
2550 Jack Furst Drive
Glen Jean, WV 25846
Session 1:
June 20 - June 26
Greater St. Louis Area Council
Session 2:
July 4 - July 10
Niagara Frontier Council
Course Fee
• $550 per person
• $250 deposit due at registration, balance due 30 days prior to the course
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Kodiak Challenge, is where ILST, NYLT, or NAYLE graduates can apply their leadership knowledge to challenges while pushing their comfort zone in the spirit of adventure. We are forming an exploratory committee, led by Dr. Amy Thompson (T149). If you are interested in helping to bring this opportunity to Dan Beard Council, please let us know!
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Meet your training teams here.
Our team is comprised of dedicated staff and volunteers who are eager to serve you and your training needs. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have a questions or need regarding training as our goal is to promote continuous learning through the scouting programs available.
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We are committed to providing additional in-person training for leaders
once the restrictions are lifted. There are also many online trainings currently available through your account at https://my.scouting.org/.
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SCOUTING. DEVELOPING THE LEADER WITHIN.
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