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LEAD 2019 Course Master Schedule SESSION COURSE # COLLEGE COURSE DESCRIPTION Den Leader For Den Leaders (3 Sessions Long). Learn the basic information to 1 1311 CUB Position Specific conduct successful den meetings. Completion required to be Training considered a Trained Den Leader or Assistant Den Leader. For all Cub Scout Leaders (1 Session Long). Learn simple ways to 1 1112 CUB Cub Scout First Aid teach first aid to your Cubs, including the requirements from the Adventure Program. Be prepared for hands on activities! For current and future Webelos Den Leaders (1 Session Long). Learn how to help and inspire your Webelos to earn the highest 1 1113 CUB Arrow of Light 411 Cub Scout rank and keep them motivated all the way until crossover to Scouts BSA. Cubmaster and For Cubmasters and Assistant Cubmasters (3 Sessions Long). Assistant Learn the basic information you need to conduct successful pack 1 1314 CUB Cubmaster meetings. Completion required to be considered a Trained Position Specific Cubmaster or Assistant Cubmaster. Training For all Cub Scout Leaders (1 Session Long). Plan and carry out a Pack Meetings lively pack meeting that’s fun and involves everyone. Add 1 1115 CUB with Pizzazz enthusiasm with songs, skits, cheers, games, costumes, props, and clever run-ons. How to Create For all Cub Scout Leaders (1 Session Long). Discover techniques to Positive and create positive, active and constructive Den and Pack Meetings. 1 1116 CUB Constructive Den Encourage good behavior, participation, attendance and fun and Pack through structured, pro active planning. Meetings Engaging Your For all Cub Scout Leaders (1 Session Long). Learn ways to inspire 1 1117 CUB Parents in Cub your parents to volunteer in your dens and pack committee. Scouting For Scoutmasters/ASM, Committee (1 Session Long). Baden First Class Scout in Powell considered a First Class Scout trained. Get ideas on how to 1 1122 BSA 12 to 18 Months keep your Scouts on task and help them be a First Class Scout in 12 to 18 months. For all Scout Leaders (1 Session Long). Every Scout and Leader should be recognized for their accomplishments. Learn how to Courts of Honors make these recognitions meaningful and memorable with help on 1 1123 BSA and Ceremonies preparing Courts of Honor and ceremonies including neckerchief ceremonies when a scout enters a troop, or a special ceremony for scouts aging out. For Scoutmasters/ASM, MB Counselors, Scouts (1 Session Long). Let's Get Cooking - Cooking Merit Badge became Eagle Required in 2010 and the 1 1124 BSA Cooking MB in requirements have changed several times. Learn ways to Troop Program incorporate the Merit Badge into your Troop program and outings. For Cubmasters, Webelos Den Leaders, SM, ASM (1 Session Long). Many times, the transition from Cub Scouts to Scouts BSA is Adults harder on a scout's parents than on the scout. In this course, we 1 1125 BSA Transitioning to will focus on ways to make the transition easier for Mom & Dad. Scouts BSA The more the parents understand the Scouts BSA program the more likely you are to retain scouts and increase your volunteer base in your unit. For all Scout Leaders (1 Session Long). Be one of the first in the nation to learn about how a Scout can incorporate 21st century 1 1126 BSA Service Projects technology like drone or KAP technology to map areas or track wildlife as a conservation service project. See hornadayaward.org to learn more about this program. For current or future Den Chiefs (3 Sessions Long). What is a den chief and how can a den chief help a Cub Scout den "go and Den Chief Training 1 1327 BSA grow." This is a hands on course for prospective den chiefs to (For Youth) fulfill the Leadership requirements for their Scout rank advancement. Every Cub Scout needs a trained Den Chief. Scoutmaster and For new SM/ASM (5 Sessions Long). Basic training needed for Assistant anyone taking the SM/ASM position in a troop. Learn the 1 1528 BSA Scoutmaster important fundamentals of the job and how training can improve Position Specific your Troop. Training For Scouts BSA Youth Leaders (3 Sessions Long). This course will teach Scouts with leadership positions about their new roles and how to effectively reach success in that role. It is intended to help ILST - Introduction Scouts in leadership positions within their troop understand their to Leadership responsibilities and to equip them with organizational and 1 1329 BSA Skills for Troops leadership skills to fulfill those responsibilities. Completion of ILST (For Youth) is a prerequisite for Scouts to participate in the more advanced leadership courses National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) and the National Advanced Youth Leadership Experience (NAYLE). It is also required to participate in a Kodiak Challenge Trek. For Adult Leaders and Youth Crew Presidents (6 Sessions Long). "Every Venturer deserves a trained leader". This is REQUIRED training for Advisors and Associate Advisors who have not taken Venturing Leader position specific training. Youth crew presidents are encouraged Specific Training - 1 1631 VEN to attend this course as well. Learn more about the Venturing VLST (For Adults program -- organization and leadership, awards, and and Youth) advancement. Bring back new and exciting program ideas to your Crew. Course will share some training time with VEN 1632 when syllabus material overlaps. For all Venturing Youth and Adult Leaders (6 Sessions Long). ILSC is the first course in the series of leadership training offered to Venturers. Learn about crew organization, vision and values, servant leadership, and core skills (communication, planning, Introduction to teaching, team development). Completion of ILSC is a prerequisite Leadership Skills for Venturers to participate in the more advanced leadership 1 1632 VEN for Crews - ILSC courses, including Kodiak, National Youth Leadership (For Adults and Training (NYLT) and National Advanced Youth Leadership Youth) Experience (NAYLE). Course will also include Goal Setting and Time Management training (required for Discovery Award), as well as Mentoring training (required for Summit Award). For all Adult Leaders (1 Session Long). Before a BSA group may engage in swimming activities of any kind, at least one adult Safe Swim leader must have completed Safe Swim Defense training. The 1 1141 OUT Defense material covered is the same as the online course, done live. On completion, each adult will get an SSD card, and be registered as Trained in SSD. For all Scouters (1 Session Long). Do you really know gear? How do you pick the right sleeping bag? What is the difference with 1 1142 OUT Gear 101 water purifiers? Will this tent work? Course will discuss characteristics of primary gear and what to look for and consider. For all Adult Leaders (1 Session Long). Explore the wonders of snow camping. Course will provide an introduction to the basics 1 1143 OUT Snow Camping of snow camping, how to do it, safety concerns and suitable locations. For all Adult Leaders (1 Session Long). This back to the basics course covers the knowledge required to use a map and compass and the skills needed for the Second Class rank advancement. 1 1144 OUT Orienteering Teaches the essential techniques for effective navigation while trekking, and a necessary survival skill when the use of a GPS just won't do. Course is also good for Webelos Leaders. For older Scouts and all Adults (3 Sessions Long). This course provides an in depth introduction to Leave No Trace (LNT) and Outdoor Ethics (OE). The course is structured around the seven principles of LNT including the relationships between Tread Lightly!, LNT and OE. A mix of lecture and hands-on activities will Outdoor Ethics help participants understand the importance of Outdoor Ethics in 1 1345 OUT 101 (For Youth the Scouting program and includes where to find additional and Adults) resources. It is particularly valuable for Outdoor Ethics Guides and for Leaders coaching OE Guides who have not yet completed the 17-hour Leave No Trace trainer course. Completion of this course qualifies a person to conduct Outdoor Ethics activities including those needed for the Outdoor Ethics Awareness Award. For all Scout Leaders (1 Session Long). How do units "Do a Good Turn Daily?" Why do we do it? What are some examples of Community 1 1151 CED community service? What kinds of service are appropriate for Service Cubs, Scouts and Venturers? Come to this session for new ideas and to share what your unit does. For all Adults (2 Sessions Long). What is CERT and how it relates to you, your Troop and your community. How to get started in preparing yourself and your home for emergencies from A to Z, Introduction to with a perspective from top to bottom preparedness for all CERT (Community emergencies. Get ready for responding after a disaster hits by Emergency making your home hazmat and utility safe and making your own 1 1252 CED Response Team) kit. Introduction to the Incident Command System also known as and Emergency the Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS) and Preparedness National Incident Management System (NIMS). Learn the components to the system and what they are assigned to do so that a mission can be accomplished with a plan, organization, and accountability. For all Scout Leaders (1 Session Long). How to utilize the variety Unit 1 1153 CED of today’s communication methods to make the most impact Communication within your Pack, Troop or Crew. For Youth and Adults (6 Sessions Long). If you are a Council, District or Unit trainer, you need this course! Trainer's EDGE is designed to “train the trainer” on behaviors and resources while offering hands-on experience in methods and media.
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