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Training

  • EVERY BOY DESERVES A TRAINED LEADER, AND EVERY LEADER DESERVES TO BE TRAINED

    Trained Cub, Scout & Venturing leaders provide a quality, fun-filled program for boys. When leaders understand the whys and hows of Scouting, they are more effective in their roles. Trained leaders know how to use the available resources to provide an exciting and worthwhile program for the boys. Trained leaders also have confidence in carrying out their roles and responsibilities. As a result, Scouts receive a program designed to achieve Scouting's aims of citizenship training, character development, and personal fitness.

    In addition, a pack, troop, team or crew whose leadership has completed training is also on their way to earning the Quality Unit award.    Units recognized with the Quality Unit award demonstrate an accomplishment of providing a quality program to their youth.  Outdoor experiences, advancement opportunities and fun are the reasons youth join the Scouting program.  Trained leaders have the knowledge base and the background to insure the best program is provided.

    The Southern Sierra Council believes all leaders should take advantage of training and that each leader should be dedicated to the commitment of providing the best possible program to their members. 


  • The Southern Sierra Council offers several training classes for Scouts and Scouters to improve their leadership and outdoor skills. Adult leaders can earn several training awards and recognitions by taking some of these classes. Please check the Adult Awards section where you can view requirements and download progress records for these recognitions.
  • In addition, the High Adventure Team (HAT) offers courses in Outdoor Leader Awareness, Basic Backpacking, Winter Camping, and Cycling Awareness.
  • And of course, there is Wood Badge - the ultimate Scouter training experience.

Presented below is a list of our training classes to help make you and your scouts better leaders.


Adult Leader Training

Cub Leader Training

Scout Leader Training

  • Training Awards
  • College of Commissioner Science



Youth Leader Training

  • BSA Certified Lifeguard
  • Eagle Scout Workshop
  • Troop Junior Leader Training
  • Council Junior Leader Conference
  • National Junior Leader Camp
  • Calendar


Training Videos


Adult Leader Training


Fast Start Training
is a video and study guide designed to get you started in your new Pack, Troop or Venture Crew position by learning the basics of running a successful unit and setting up an effective committee. If your unit committee does not have these tapes readily available, then you may arrange to borrow or buy them from the Council Scout Office. Your District Executive can also arrange for a counselor to assist you in your study.

This is the basic training video for all adult scout leaders. Please contact the Council Scout Office at (661) 325-9036 to buy or borrow it. Both Cub Scout and Boy Scout versions are available.

Cub Scout Leader Fast Start - Basic Orientation
(81 minutes total)

  • The New Tiger Cub Organizer (13 minutes)
  • The New Den Leader (13 minutes)
  • The New Webelos Den Leader (18 minutes)
  • The New Cubmaster (17 minutes)
  • Pack Organization (20 minutes)

An online version of Cub Scout Fast Start training is also available at www.scouting.org/cubscouts/faststart


Boy Scout Leader Fast Start - Basic Orientation
(56 minutes total)

  • The Outdoor Program (18 minutes)
  • The Troop Meeting (20 minutes)
  • Troop Organization (18 minutes)

 

Junior Leader Training

Scoutmaster Junior Leader Training Kit is a video-based kit to assist scoutmasters in conducting Troop Junior Leader Training.

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