You can achieve your required training either by attending a zoom training session which consist of two-2 hour sessions, attend one of your district training sessions, or you can complete your training in a self-paced online course through my.scouting.org

Zoom Training Session: 

New Horizons | February 29, 2024 | Register Here

District Training Sessions: (updated as dates are organized)

New Horizons | January 20, 2024 | Register Here
Osage | April 17 and April 24, 2024 | Washington Presbyterian Church | 6:30 pm | attendance at both sessions are required.

If you do not see your district,  check your district page for district training dates

A complete list of training courses is available on the national BSA site.

When am I Considered Trained?

Troop Committee Member/Committee Chairman

• Youth Protection
• Troop Committee Challenge

Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster

• Youth Protection
• Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster Specific
• Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills
• Hazardous Weather

All leader-specific trainings are available online through scouting.org. However, it is strongly encouraged that leaders attend their district’s classroom training instead for more hands-on training and in-depth discussions.

Wood Badge

Wood Badge is advanced training for adult leaders in Scouting designed to enhance contemporary leadership skills and develop more effective Scouters. The Wood Badge program gives participants a greater understanding of Scouting aims and methods, while developing true Scout Spirit. It is anticipated that all people who complete Wood Badge training will continue to work actively in the Scouting program to further the aims and methods of Scouting.

Learn more about Wood Badge HERE.

University of Scouting

University of Scouting is a day-long event that offers the widest variety of training opportunities, in all program areas, all in one place! You will find just about anything to do with Scouting at University of Scouting whether you are a Scout, leader, commissioner, or parent! And be sure to visit the midway where local companies and organizations will be set up to show off their upcoming opportunities.

Learn more about University of Scouting HERE.

Special Needs Awareness

Many units have at least one Scout with Special Needs, which includes autism, attention deficit disorder, Asperger’s Syndrome, asthma, diabetes, hearing or visual impairment and many others. The Special Need Committee is designed to offer support, training, and resources to help your Scout and unit be more successful.

Learn more about Special Needs Awareness Training HERE.

Attend Roundtable

Attend your districts roundtable to learn more and resources to use in your unit. District roundtable are held the first week of each month. Visit your district site to learn when your roundtable will be held.

Troop Committee Member/Committee Chairman

• Youth Protection
• Troop Committee Challenge

Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster

• Youth Protection
• Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster Specific
• Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills

All leader-specific trainings are available online through scouting.org. However, it is strongly encouraged that leaders attend their district’s classroom training instead for more hands-on training and in-depth discussions.