Leaders:
Chairman:
- Cub Scout District Training
- Muir Pow Wow Leader Training
- BALOO-Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation
- Boy Scout District Training
- New Leader Essentials Training
- Position Specific Training
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Training Overview:
Training is necessary not only for the information it gives but for other reasons as well.
- It builds the confidence of leaders, which in turn builds the confidence of unit
members in their leaders. This helps ensure success.
- It increases the tenure of leaders because they derive greater satisfaction from
their job.
- It gives leaders the chance to become acquainted with other leaders.
For the leaders of each type of unit, several levels of training are available: Fast Start
training, basic training, supplemental training, and advanced training. The methods are
flexible enough to include individual or group training, though group training is usually
best.
In addition to unit leader training, district training volunteers support the council in
its responsibility for Wood Badge training, the training of district volunteers, and
training certain youth leaders. They also encourage all volunteers to participate in the
training recognition plan, which motivates and recognizes progress in the leadership
development plan. District and council volunteers can benefit from training opportunities
offered at Philmont Volunteer Training Center.
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