Adult Training Requirements for
Cubs, Boy Scouts and Committees
This segment is provided to give everyone an overview of the training necessary for them to be successful in their positions. Below is a list of minimum training required for an adult leader to be considered…
**First of all everyone needs Youth Protection Training and must renew it every two years. – This is taken online. Nothing else counts if you don’t have this.
Scout Master and Assistant Scout Master
Scoutmaster Specific Training in the classroom – 8 hrs
IOLS (Intro to Outdoor Leadership) usually done on a Friday night and all day Saturday
This is Scouting – may be taken online
Troop Committee Members
Scout Parents Unit Coordinator Fast Start – taken online
Boy Scout Fast Start – taken online
Troop Committee Challenge – taken online
This is Scouting – taken online
Cub Master and Assistant Cub Master
Cub Master Fast Start – taken online
This is Scouting – taken online
Cub Master Specific – taken online
Pack Committee Members
Pack Committee Fast Start – taken online
Pack Committee Specific – taken online
This is Scouting – Taken online
Scout Parents Unit Coordinator Fast Start – taken online
Tiger Cub Den Leader and Assistants
Tiger Den Leader Fast Start – taken online
This is Scouting – taken online
Tiger Den Leader Specific – taken online
Wolf/Bear Den Leader and Assistants
Wolf/Bear Den Leader Fast Start – taken online
Cub Scout Den Leader Specific – taken online
This is Scouting – taken online
Webelos Den Leader and Assistants
Webelos Den Leader Fast Start – taken online
This is Scouting – online
Webelos Den Leader Specific – taken online
**Now that you have read this, ask yourself, “Is there a reason why anyone should not get training?”
