Welcome to the
exciting world of Cub Scout Training. THANK YOU for volunteering to
assist the program. Below, you will find all of the steps necessary to
complete the required training. Once you have completed all the
training listed, you can proudly wear the "Trained" patch on your uniform.
| STEP 1: Youth Protection Training |
- Log onto the
Online
Learning Center.
- Click on the General tab.
- Click on "Youth Protection Training"
- Complete the training.
- Once you have completed training, "View Certificate" will
appear beneath "Retake Course". Click on "View
Certificate" and save the certificate of completion to your
computer. Then, email a copy of that file to the District
Youth Protection Coordinator,
Maia Briggs, and a copy to your Pack Training Coordinator.
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| STEP 2: Fast Start Training for Your Position |
- Log onto the
Online
Learning Center.
- Click on the Cub Scout tab.
- Click on the Fast Start program for the position for which
you have volunteered. If you are unsure which course to
take, start with the Den Leader training for the age of the boys
with whom you'll be working.
- Complete the training.
- Once you have completed training, "View Certificate" will
appear beneath "Retake Course". Click on "View
Certificate" and save the certificate of completion to your
computer. Then, email a copy of that file to the District
Training Registrar,
Patty Hisey, and a copy to your Pack Training Coordinator.
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| STEP 3: New Leader Essentials |
New Leader Essentials is held by the Simon Kenton
Council or Tri-Creek District (or any other District). It is
instructor-led training, approximately 90-minutes long, and provides
an overview of the core elements of Scouting. To find a
currently-scheduled session, visit the
Tri-Creek District Calendar. |
| STEP 4: Leader-Specific Training |
This instructor-led five-part training session is
designed to train the new leader in the specific responsibilities of
his or her position. Specific training is available for
Cubmasters, Tiger Cub Den Leaders, Cub Scout Den Leaders, Webelo Den
Leaders, Pack Committee Chairs and Members, and Pack Trainers.
To find a currently-scheduled session, visit the
Tri-Creek District Calendar. |
| Congratulations! At this point, you've
completed all required Cub Scout Training. But don't stop
here! Many opportunities exist to expand your knowledge! |
| STEP 5: Supplemental Training |
- Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO) - A hands-on
training designed to help you plan and conduct Pack overnight
camping.
- Outdoor Leader Skills for Webelo Leaders (OWL)
- Unit Leadership Enhancements
- Cub Scout Leader Pow-Wow / University of Scouting
- Cub Scout Leader Roundtables -
First Tuesday of Each Month at Asbury United Methodist Church.
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| STEP 6: Advanced Training |
- Wood Badge
- Powder Horn
- Pack Trainer Development
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