Training
Contacts
Goose Creek District Leadership Development Chairman: Walt Johnson
What Makes A Trained Leader?
Guide to what makes a trained leader
Online Training Courses
A new online and facilitated version of Scouts BSA training will be available on August 3, 2020. If you are currently completing the training please complete prior to this date as BSA will be changing the Learning Plans for all positions – Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster, Committee Chair, Committee Member and Merit Badge Counselor. If you do not complete by August 3rd you will have to restart the training using the new learning plans and modules.
The new online learning combines content resulting in fewer modules. Courses Courses have also been streamlined to help reduce the total time it takes to complete the training. The new facilitated course uses offline versions of the learning modules to facilitate maintenance on any future changes – thus the online and facilitated content are simultaneously updated to ensure consistency in the versions of the training.
Please note: Completion of the appropriate portion of the Scouts BSA facilitated session will meet the requirements for:
- Scoutmaster & Assistant Scoutmaster: S24 Scoutmaster Specific Training
- Merit Badge Counselor: D76 Merit Badge Counselor Orientation Training
- Troop Committee Chair & Committee: WS10 Troop Committee Challenge
Thank you for being a trained leader and working with our Goose Creek District youth!
BSA Training Codes
Do you know your C33 from your S11? If you have ever looked at your Adult Leader training record or a unit training report and tried to make sense of the letter-number code designations, we’ve posted the list of Official BSA training codes so that “all will be revealed” to you!