Cub Scout Leader Basic Training

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Inland Northwest Council TrainingCub Scout Leader Basic Training

Cub Scout Leader Basic Training

Every Boy Deserves a Trained Leader

WHAT MAKES A LEADER A TRAINED LEADER?

Cub Scout leaders are considered trained and entitled to wear the trained” leader emblem when they have completed Fast Start Training for their position, Youth Protection training, This is Scouting and Cub Scout Leader Specific training for their position.

1. Fast Start Training
Cub Scout Leader Fast Start Training offers a quick position description with basic tips to manage until basic training is available. This training is available online, or via CD-ROM. For a fast start training CD visit your closest council service center. To take the online version of Cub Scout Leader Fast Start Training click here.

2. Youth Protection Training:
This training increases awareness in youth protection issues, reviews all of the BSA youth protection policies and is required for all registered Scout leaders. Youth Protection training is available online or in person. Time to complete the online course varies but can usually be completed in 45 minutes or less. To complete Youth Protection Training Online - click here.
Note: In order to complete Youth Protection training online you will need to enter your council number and your member ID number. The council number for the Inland Northwest Council is 611. Your member ID number can be found on your membership card or you can obtain your number by calling the Spokane Service Center at 800-945-4390.

3. This is Scouting:
This Is Scouting is a new online training session that replaces New Leader Essentials. It picks up where Fast Start leaves off with six modules of training: The Mission of Scouting, Programs for All ages, Scouting Is Fun, Scouting in the Community, Keeping Our Youth Safe, and Scouting’s Legacy. The training takes about an hour to complete. To complete This is Scouting online click here.

4. Cub Scout Leader Specific Training:
Cub Scout Leader Specific Training is designed to give Cub Scout leaders the knowledge they will need to run an excellent Cub Scout program.

New! This course can be taken online at www.myscouting.org or in person. See our Training Calendar for a list of training dates.

In person, this course last approximately 3 hours and addresses the following topics:

Pack Organization
Cub Scout Advancement
Uniform
Program Planning
Webelos to Scout Transition
And more

Once you have completed all four courses you are a trained leader and have earned the right to wear the "Trained" patch.

Have you already completed basic leader training? Please take a moment to ensure that we have accurate training records. Click here and let us know that you have completed basic training.

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Supplemental Training:
In addition to Cub Scout Leader Basic Training there are a variety of supplemental training courses that are aimed at assisting Cub Scout Leaders in thier effort to provide the best program possible for their boys. For a list of supplemental training courses click here.