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Joey Scout Leaders Start Date Application Closing Date Course Fee Course Date/Location Cour JOEY SCOUTS Course Application Course Name- Joey Scout Leaders Start Date Course Fee Course Date/Location Course Date/Location Code Closing Date Sat,21 Sep 2019 Fri,30 Aug 2019 21 Sep 2019 - GILWELL PARK 22 Sep 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105815 JOEY SCOUT BASIC PRACTICAL $100.00 Completely Full Completely Full 05 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 06 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105817 JOEY SCOUT BASIC OUTDOOR Sat,05 Oct 2019 Fri,13 Sep 2019 $100.00 Completely Full Completely Full 26 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 27 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 106037 JOEY SCOUT BASIC PRACTICAL Sat,26 Oct 2019 Fri, 04 Oct 2019 $100.00 30 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 01 Dec 2019 - GILWELL PARK 106038 JOEY SCOUT BASIC OUTDOOR Sat,30 Nov 2019 Fri,08 Nov 2019 $100.00 CUB SCOUTS Course Application Course Name- Cub Scout Leaders Start Date Course Fee Course Date/Location Course Date/Location Code Closing Date 05 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 06 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105816 CUB SCOUT BASIC OUTDOOR Sat,05 Oct 2019 Fri,13 Sep 2019 $100.00 26 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 27 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105820 CUB SCOUT BASIC PRACTICAL Sat,26 Oct 2019 Fri,04 Oct 2019 $100.00 Completely Full Completely Full 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105822 CUB SCOUT BASIC OUTDOOR Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri,01 Nov 2019 $100.00 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105824 CUB SCOUT ADVANCED PRACTICAL Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri,01 Nov 2019 $150.00 SCOUTS Course Application Course Name- Scout Leaders Start Date Course Fee Course Date/Location Course Date/Location Code Closing Date 19 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 20 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 105818 BASIC OUTDOOR SKILLS Sat,19 Oct 2019 Fri,27 Sep 2019 $100.00 26 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 27 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105821 SCOUT BASIC PRACTICAL Sat,26 Oct 2019 Fri,04 Oct 2019 $100.00 105823 BASIC OUTDOOR SKILLS Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri,1 Nov 2019 $100.00 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK Completely Full Completely Full 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105826 SCOUT ADVANCED PRACTICAL Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri,01 Nov 2019 $150.00 VENTURER SCOUT Course Course Name- Venturer Scout Application Start Date Course Fee Course Date/Location Course Date/Location Code Leaders Closing Date 19 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 20 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 105818 BASIC OUTDOOR SKILLS Sat,19 Oct 2019 Fri,27 Sep 2019 $100.00 19 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 20 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 105819 VENTURER BASIC PRACTICAL Sat,19 Oct 2019 Fri,27 Sep 2019 $100.00 BASIC OUTDOOR SKILLS Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri,1 Nov 2019 $100.00 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105823 Completely Full Completely Full ROVER Course Application Course Name- Rover, Rover Advisors Start Date Course Fee Course Date/Location Course Date/Location Code Closing Date 05 Oct 2019 - SHEPPARTON 06 Oct 2019 - SHEPPARTON 106023 ROVER BASIC PRACTICAL Sat, 05 Oct 2019 Fri, 20 Sept 2019 $100.00 19 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 20 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 105818 BASIC OUTDOOR SKILLS Sat,19 Oct 2019 Fri,27 Sep 2019 $100.00 105823 BASIC OUTDOOR SKILLS Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri,1 Nov 2019 $100.00 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK Completely Full Completely Full 29 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 01 Dec 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105829 ROVER ADVANCED PRACTICAL Fri,29 Nov 2019 Fri, 08 Nov 2019 $150.00 30 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 30 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 01 Dec 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105830 ROVER BASIC PRACTICAL Sat,30 Nov 2019 Fri,08 Nov 2019 $100.00 V7 September 2019 LEADER OF ADULTS Course Application Course Name- Leader of Adults Start Date Course Fee Course Date/Location Course Date/Location Code Closing Date 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105827 DL/COMM BASIC PRACTICAL Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri,01 Nov 2019 $100.00 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105828 GROUP LEADER BASIC PRACTICAL Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri,01 Nov 2019 $100.00 LEADER OF ADULTS ADVANCED 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105825 Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri,01 Nov 2019 $150.00 PRACTICAL BASIC OUTDOOR SKILLS Course Application Course Name Start Date Course Fee Course Date/Location Course Date/Location Code Closing Date 19 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 20 Oct 2019 - PAX HILL 105818 BASIC OUTDOOR SKILLS Sat,19 Oct 2019 Fri,27 Sep 2019 $100.00 23 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 24 Nov 2019 - GILWELL PARK 105823 BASIC OUTDOOR SKILLS Sat,23 Nov 2019 Fri, 1 Nov 2019 $100.00 Completely Full Completely Full ATD TRAINING Course Application Course Name Start Date Course Fee Course Date/Location Course Date/Location Code Closing Date ATD TRAINING INTRODUCTORY 105977 Sat, 26 Oct 2019 Fri, 04 Oct 2019 $50.00 26 Oct 2019 - GILWELL PARK COURSE LEVEL 1 The Training of Trainers Program have altered from 1st January 2018 with the new program consisting of 2 levels of Adult Training and Development (ATD) training. Level 1. ATD – Introductory replaces PLA, Training Methods and Techniques courses and will become incorporated into Basic Leader of Adult training from. Standalone ATD – Intro courses will occur during 2018 for those leaders already trained, choosing to undertake them, and as a mandatory requirement for leaders wishing to pursue the Guide appointment in Adventurous Activities. Level 2. ATD – Basic replaces Assessor and Training Leadership courses and remains a standalone course for those leaders with a Wood Badge seeking appointment as Assistant Leader Trainers or Instructors on the National Training Team. Completion of either, or both of these courses does not mean automatic appointment in a secondary role (Guide, ALT, Instructor). V7 September 2019.
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