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Training - be sure to scroll all the way down the page for ALL information.

 this page last updated August 1st, 2008

Brant Area supports and encourages leaders and youth to participate in training.

For training in Brant Area contact: Rob Bailey at email scouter.rob.stgeorge@hotmail.com

 

TRAINING > WELCOME TO 2008-2009

NEW AND EXPERIENCED LEADERS - CAN'T SPARE A WEEKEND!
This Woodbadge Part 1 training course is for you! - Colony Pack Troop
Oct. - Nov 5 ‘08 (night course) hosted by the East Zone
This training course will be run over 5 evenings. Learn skills needed to deliver a quality program and have fun. Topics include - Program planning, camping and outdoor activities, risk management,
resources etc.
Contact: Mike Burke: mburke_57@hotmail.com or 905-562-9178


NEW AND EXPERIENCED LEADERS - STOP, LOOK AND HAVE FUN!
Woodbadge Part 1 Training for Colony, Pack, Troop, Venturer Scouters
Nov. 7,8,9 '08 Residential camp held at Camp Nemo
Learn skills needed to deliver a quality program and have fun. Topics include - Program planning, camping and outdoor activities, risk management, resources etc. Theme: "SWING INTO SCOUTING"
Contact: Susan Little: littleivo@yahoo.ca or 905-528-3326


NEW AND EXPERIENCED LEADERS - CAN'T SPARE A WEEKEND!
This Woodbadge Part 1 training course is for you! - Colony Pack Troop Scouters
Nov10 - Dec. 8. 2008 - held at Hamilton Scout House
This training course will be run on 5 consecutive Mondays evenings. Learn skills needed to deliver a quality program and have fun. Topics include - Program planning, camping and outdoor activities, risk management, resources etc.
Contact: Susan Little: littleivo@yahoo.ca or 905-528-3326


NEW AND EXPERIENCED LEADERS - STOP, LOOK AND HAVE FUN!
Woodbadge Part 1 Training for Colony Pack Troop Scouters
Nov. 21,22,23 ‘08 Residential camp held at Wetaskiwin
Learn skills needed to deliver a quality program and have some fun. Topics include - Program planning, camping and outdoor activities, risk management, resources etc.
Contact: Mike Burke: mburke_57@hotmail.com or 905-562-9178


NEW AND EXPERIENCED LEADERS - STOP, LOOK AND HAVE FUN!
This Woodbadge Part 1 training course is for you! -Colony Pack Troop Scouters
Jan. 23, 24, 25 ‘09 Residential camp held at Camp Impessa
Learn skills needed to deliver a quality program and have some fun. Topics include - Program planning, camping and outdoor activities, risk management, resources etc.
Contact: Rob Bailey: rob.bailey@sympatico.ca or 519-448-3441


NEW AND EXPERIENCED LEADERS - TWO SATURDAYS IS ALL IT TAKES
This Woodbadge Part 1 training course is for Colony Pack Troop Scouters
Mar 28, & Apr 4 ‘09(2 Sat) held at Hamilton Scout House (Non-Residental)
Learn skills needed to deliver a quality program over two consecutive Saturdays. Topics include - Program planning, camping and outdoor activities, risk management, resources etc.
Contact: Susan Little: littleivo@yahoo.ca or 905-528-3326


INCREASE THE FUN!
WOODBADGE PART II ADVANCED TRAINING FOR LEADERS
May 22-24 & June 5-7 2009 Colony, Pack, Troop, Venturer TBA
Contact: Haroldene Everett: david.dino@quickclic.net or 905-575-7860
This is a continuation of the Woodbadge training. You will learn more skills and will explore other subjects in greater depth. Come and learn, network with other scouters and have some fun along the way. Watch for more detail later in the scouting year.


WOODBADGE PART I FOR GROUP COMMISSIONERS
November 15, 16, 2008 Hamilton Scout House
A two day non-residential course incorporating case studies, group discussion, hands-on activities and instruction delivered in a modular format leading to the completion of a Part 1 Woodbadge Indoor sleeping is available at Scout House.


Speciality courses in the planning stages
A)  Venturer Focus group - Dec - Brant
This course is for Venturers to learn how to run their company effectively.
Contact: Rob Bailey: rob.bailey@sympatico.ca or 519-448-3441
B)  Fishways - Part of the Project Wild series - Fall - Brant
Contact: Rob Bailey: rob.bailey@sympatico.ca or 519-448-3441
C)  Sixer / Second camp - Nov. 21-22 ‘08Merrit Trails
Come! Have fun! Meet other youth and learn leadership skills - how to be the captain of your team.
Contact: Mike Burke: mburke_57@hotmail.com or 905-562-9178

D)  Sixer / Second camp - Nov 22 & 23, 2008 - Camp Impeesa - West Zone
Come! Have fun! Meet other youth and learn leadership skills - how to be the captain of your team
Contact: Sandi Landsborough:  email:
sland4@sympatico.ca or 519-449-3731


E)  Sixer / Second and Patrol leaders / assistants camp- Nov. 8,9 ‘08 Camp Nemo
Come! Have fun! Meet other youth and learn leadership skills - how to be the captain of your team
Contact: Susan Little: littleivo@yahoo.ca or 905-528-3326


WHY SHOULD THE YOUTH HAVE ALL THE FUN!!!!!
Games, campfire, stories, crafts - Camp Westaskiwin - Jan. 17, 2009 COST $25.00
Contact: Mike Burke: mburke_57@hotmail.com or 905-562-9178

TRAINING > WELCOME TO 2007-2008

Woodbadge
Part 1 Training
Battlefields Region (West) Weekend Course This course is designed for the new leader in mind.  The course will provide the basics of Scouting and how to run specific “sections” in the Scouting movement.  We are delivering training for Beaver Colony, Cub Pack, Scout Troop, & Venture Company leaders @ this course.  This a rare mid-season course available for leaders to build on the 1st  ½  year experience and keep the quality & “Fun” level up!  Most Part 1 courses run early in the scouting year.  This is one of the last offered for this year.  Come join our course and network with many leaders.  Young & old, men & women, experienced and “newbie”! Register your SITs and they to, can benefit from the training.

WHEN:  February 1,2,3, 2008, . . .Runs Friday 6PM to Sunday Noon

WHERE: Camp Impeesa near Wolverton, Ontario

COST: $55.00  . .  Includes Residential accommodations and all meals

Presented by Battlefields West (Brant, South Waterloo, Halimond, Lynn Valley)

CONTACT: Rob Bailey, DAC Training for Brant : scouter.rob.stgeorge@hotmail.com  

PROJECT WILD TRAINING

2 Modules - Below Zero & Basic -Project WildOUTDOORS

When? = March 8th, 2008, One day, two part seminar, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Where? = St.Mark’s Anglican Church, 155 Memorial Dr., Brantford, Ontario

Why?= Build your skills & knowledge to deliver great outdoors youth learning activities.  Through hands on activities, hand out literature & role plays, the participants will gain skills for leading youth ages 6 to 14 years old.

Who?= This seminar is aimed @ Scouting & Guiding leaders to enable the delivery of FUN outdoor experiences for youth.  Two long time Scouters, experienced with outdoors & the Project Wild program, are your instructors, Roy Olfield & Ted Todd.

Cost?= $60.00, covers all literature, break time regreshments & facility. (please brown bag your own lunch)

Contact Rob Bailey for application form and/or further information  scouter.rob.stgeorge@hotmail.com

YOUTH TRAINING > WELCOME TO 2007-2008

Sat. March 15 to Sun. March 16, 2008 - Sixer / Second Camp. Hosted by Brant at Camp Impeesa. For further details contact Sandi Landsborough at sland4@sympatico.ca.

Sat. June 7 & Sun. June 8-2008 - White Tail Transition Camp. Hosted by Brant at Camp Impeesa. Cost $25.00 per person. For further details contact Sandi Landsborough at sland4@sympatico.ca.

A message from Brant DAC - Development & Training

We talk a lot about resources to help us plan and deliver quality programes for our Scouting youth.  Why not build yourself as a resource?  Invest time into training yourself.  Make YOU, your own best resource!  I encourage you to review the Battlefileds Planning Calendar and consider enhancing your skills.  Opportunities abound in this calendar, so take advantage of them.

There are Core Basic and Section Sepcific courses available outside the local area if you can't make the listed local dates.  Keep in mind, the Scouting principle "Duty to Self".  Enhance your abilities through training, to live our Scouting Mission and put smiles on young faces.

Food for thought - "make time to plan - save a lot of time by the end".