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After considerable study, The Boy Scouts of America concluded successful units have three things in common: Advancement, Camping, and Training. Your council Training Committee would like to recognize those units that have excelled in training.
COUNCIL Training Superstars
100% of their direct contact leaders are trained AND
Troop 1506 – 96% of all leaders trained - WOW!
Troop 1541 – 95% of all leaders trained - WOW!
Pack 4539 – 86% of all leaders trained
Crew 286 – 80% of all leaders trained
Pack 567 – 75% of all leaders trained
Crew 1548 – 75% of all leaders trained
The safety of youth is central to the goals of Scouting, therefore Chief Seattle requires all leaders to take Youth Protection Training annually..
The purpose of Wood Badge is to build stronger units. It does this by immersing leaders in a six-day experience of team building and small-group leadership skills. It is an advanced, intense, and, yes, fun training for adults 18 and older.
The purpose of NYLT - National Youth Leadership Training is the same, but geared toward 13 to 21 year olds, and it too is advanced, intense, and very fun training.
So, what is the secret? Send at least one of your adult leaders and two of your youth leaders every year. The knowledge each individual brings back to the unit is invaluable, but the combined knowledge is worth even more.
Before you send in missing training, please check your official training record in my.Scouting.org. Please try to do all of your updates at once, and only send missing training.
Once you have checked your records, please complete the Training Record Updates form, save it, and email it as an attachment to council@seattlebsa.org. Some non-BSA training simply cannot be entered into your record, but we will do our best.
If you have trouble with the Adobe form, email council@seattlebsa.org, and we will figure something out.
You can find the latest syllabus for most of your training on the national website at Scouting.org/training/adult/. You will have to do a little scrolling to find the one you want, but it will be the most current version.
Submit a roster, Excel or PDF! Remember, if a name is misspelled or unreadable, none of the BSA record keeping programs will be able to find it.
Council has approved a one-day version of BALOO. It uses the current syllabus (October 2018). Here are some useful links.
Syllabus (under ‘Outdoor Skills Training Courses’), org/training/adult/.
One-Day Schedule in Excel, in PDF.
Handouts and other resources for BALOO, org/training-resources/training-documents/BALOO.
You are still welcome to use the overnight schedule.
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