Adult Training Requirements
Adult Volunteer Training Requirements
National BSA requires all adult volunteers to have certain training in order to participate in camp. The National Camp School accreditation process which your camp directors are keenly familiar with. We are required to ensure all volunteers meet certain requirements for training in order for the camp to happen. Because of the way this is step up, if you are unable to take the training required, the camp directors have no other option but to not allow you to participate in camp and may impact the required 3:1 youth to adult volunteer ration required by your unit. What does this all mean? Don't take the training and it may not be only your children that can't attend camp two others may be impacted as well.
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Required Training for All Adults:
All adult volunteers are required to have current training certificates for...
Youth Protection
Weather Hazards
NR Cub Camp Orientation Training (Required every year)
CPR/AED is optional
Additional Role Specific Requirements:
Range & Target Activities Team:
Rangemaster Archery & BB Gun Training
NRA Rifle Level 1 - Optional
USA Archery Level 1 - Optional
Scoutmaster & Assistant Scoutmasters:
CPR/AED Pro
AAC Harassment Training
Range & Target Activities Director:
NRA Rifle Instructor Level 1
USA Archery Instructor Level 1
(Optional) NRA Range Safety Officer
Director Level:
CPR/AED Pro
National Camp School - Cub Scout Day Camp Administration
AAC Harassment Training