Hornets Nest District - Training
Every Scout Deserves a Trained Leader
If you had a magic wand, would you use it to make the Scouting program better and more fun for youth so they stayed in Scouting longer, so it had a larger impact on their lives? What if the same magic wand made leadership roles easier, more rewarding, and led to better retention among adult leaders? Would using that magic wand be a top priority?
Well, such a magic wand does exist—in the form of the learning and training programs for leaders in the Boy Scouts of America.

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Upcoming Training Opportunities
SEALS - Scouts Excited About Leadership Skills
March 12, 2021
Youth Leadership training for Scouts and Crew members.
Learn more by visiting the information page.
OLS - Outdoor Leadership Skills
March 13, 2021
This is a fun-filled program of hands-on skills training in the outdoors, designed to help Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters to master and teach the basic camping skills required for Tenderfoot to First Class. This Course is required for Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters to receive the Trained Patch.
Visit the course page for more information.
Wood Badge
March 26, 2021
Wood Badge is the premier adult leadership development course for the Boy Scouts of America. The focus is on leadership, where leadership techniques and skills are shared with participants to enable them to become better leaders not only in Scouting but in their personal lives as well.
Visit the Course Page to learn more and register.
COPE & Climbing Instructor Training
April 30, 2021
Learn more about how you can help engage our youth with activities at the tower. Information Page
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How Does Your Unit Stack Up?
How many adults in your unit are trained to position?
Top 5 Units:
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Pack 141
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Troop 248
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Pack 13
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Troop 97
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Troop 49
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93.8%
90.9%
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You check your unit's training status on My.Scouting.Org and download a complete list of trained and untrained registered adults including the courses they need to complete to be trained to position.