Training

Becoming a trained leader in your current Scouting position is an essential step in providing a quality program to the youth you serve.

Proper training will help you become confident in your leadership role and knowledgable about the aims, purposes, and methods of the programs of the Boy Scouts of America.

• What Makes a Trained Leader matrix has the answers.

Youth Protection

Online Youth Protection Training is good for 1 year, and must be renewed annually

• Youth Protection

Fast Start

Fast Start training is the first step for any new volunteer and is to be delivered immediately after a new leader registers and before he or she meets with any youth member.

• Cub Scout Leader Fast Start
• Boy Scout Leader Fast Start
• Venturing Leader Fast Start

Aquatics

• Safe Swim Defense
• Safety Afloat

Cub Scout Leader E-Learning

Online basic training for new leaders. This program allows you to start and stop at any time, and still maintain your progress. A simple chart helps you keep track of which elements you've completed, have started, or have not yet started. Available for the following positions:

• Tiger Cub Den Leader
• Cub Scout Den Leader
• Webelos Den Leader
• Cubmaster

The Downeast District does not offer the training below at Roundtable.  We do offer the training frequently through out the year.

Do you wish this was available at Roundtable?  Contact the Rountable Commisioner at dletourneau@suscom-maine.net and let him know.

Youth Protection

Youth Protection Training is good for 2 years, and must be renewed bi-annually

New Leader Essentials

Cub Scout Leader Specific

• Scoutmaster and Assistant Scoutmaster Leader Specific Training

• Den Chief Training

• Venture Leader:

• BALOO (basic adult leader outdoor orientation)
• OWL (outdoor skills for webelos den leaders)
• IOLS (basic adult leader outdoor orientation)
• Brownsea II (double-two)

Wood Badge

Powder Horn

Trainer Development Conference

University of Scouting