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 Leadership Development Committee
Chairman: Mark Eberhardt
“Every Scout deserves a trained leader.”
Training: In order to provide a quality program to our Scouts, any adult associated with that program should be trained. BSA Training has two parts: Leadership Training and Supplemental Training. Below are links and/or explanations of the training required for the specific leadership position and the supplemental training required to receive a Tour Permit.
What Makes A Trained Leader?
A chart where you can check the training required for each leadership position.
http://www.gpc-bsa.org/districts/japeechen/stuff/trained_leader_reqs.xls
Local Tour Permit Applications:
For any activity requiring a Tour Permit, the two (2) Adult Tour Leaders must be trained in Youth Protection and Risk Zone.
Activity Standards for Tour Permits: Where swimming or boating is included in the program, Safe Swim Defense and/or Safety Afloat standards are to be followed. If climbing/rappelling is included, then Climb On Safely must be followed. At least one person must be trained in CPR from any recognized agency for Safety Afloat and Climb On Safely. At least one adult on a pack overnighter must have completed Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO).Effective for tours on January 1, 2009, at least one adult must have completed Planning and Preparing for Hazardous Weather training.
Training Courses:
Youth Protection, This Is Scouting, Cub Scout Leader Fast Start, Boy Scout Leader Fast Start, Troop Committee Challenge, Trek Safely, Climb On Safely, Safe Swim Defense, Safety Afloat, Hazardous Weather, etc. are all accessible online at http://myscouting.org. An account should be set up with your membership number and copies of the completion certificates should be printed for troop and/or Greater Pittsburgh Council verification. These online courses require renewal every two (2) years.
Risk Zone, Cub Leader Specific Training, Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster Training, and Boy Scout Outdoor Leadership Skills are offered through Japeechen District. Risk Zone requires renewal every two (2) years. Please note the dates for your applicable training below. All participants need to be pre-registered prior to their training course and will need to bring certificates for their Youth Protection, This Is Scouting, and their applicable Scout Leader Fast Start.
BALOO, Webelos Leader Outdoor, University of Scouting, The Trainer’s Edge and Wood Badge are all offered through Greater Pittsburgh Council and all dates and fees should be arranged directly.
Questions? Contact Mark Eberhardt at 724-449-6354 or mce.bsa@gmail.com.
For more information on Leader Resources, please click here:
http://www.gpc-bsa.org/districts/japeechen/stuff/leader_resources.pdf
2010 – 2011 Training Schedule
AUGUST 2010
27-29 Wood Badge Camp Twin Echo
SEPTEMBER 2010
11 Risk Zone/SM/ASM Specific St. Catherines of Sweden
OCTOBER 2010
9-11 Wood Badge Camp Twin Echo
9 Risk Zone/Cub Leader Specific St. Catherines of Sweden
16 BALOO Camp Anawanna
30 University of Scouting Pittsburgh Technical Institute
NOVEMBER 2010
13 Risk Zone/Cub Leader Specific St. Catherines of Sweden
JANUARY 2011
15 Risk Zone/Cub Leader Specific St. Catherines of Sweden
FEBRUARY 2011
12 Risk Zone/SM/ASM Specific St. Catherines of Sweden
26 Trainer’s Edge Flag Plaza
MARCH 2011
19 BALOO Camp Guyasuta
APRIL 2011
8-10 Intro to Outdoor Leadership Skills Camp Guyasuta
MAY 2011
21 BALOO Camp Guyasuta
JUNE 2011
5-6 Webelos Outdoor Weekend Camp Anawanna
Highlighted items are Japeechen District Events
All dates are subject to change based upon enrollment and meeting space availability.
Reserve your spot. All participants should complete their applicable on-line "This is Scouting" and Fast Start Training prior to any of the Japeechen training courses.
All participants need to be pre-registered prior to their training course with Mark Eberhardt (724-449-6354, mce.bsa@gmail.com).
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