OXFORDSHIRE SCOUTING

Essential Information provides all adults in Scouting with the essential information needed to get started in their role.

If you haven’t already completed a Personal Learning Plan (Module 2), please book onto a PLP evening as your next step Click here for a list of dates. Attending a PLP will help to ensure that you get the right training for your role and that you don’t undertake unnecessary training.

To provide the basic information on the individual’s role or area of responsibility and some practical help to get the individual started in the role.

If you haven’t already completed a Personal Learning Plan (Module 2), please book onto a PLP evening as your next step Click here for a list of dates. Attending a PLP will help to ensure that you get the right training for your role and that you don’t undertake unnecessary training.

In this course we will cover the skills and knowledge necessary to enable adults to manage an incident and provide basic first aid.

This course must be undertaken before your current qualification expires.

This session explores the Adult Training Scheme and how it relates to your role. In addition, it will give you the chance to meet and talk to other leaders, who will also be new in their role. The evening will be a relaxed discussion and will give you the opportunity to ask questions about Scouting in general but particularly training.

Our aim is that by the end of the session you to feel comfortable and confident about your training, clear about the range of people who are there to help you and excited about your part in giving fantastic Scouting to young people.

This one-day session provides you with the knowledge, skills and attributes necessary to effectively support, validate and assess the adults in the Adult Training Scheme, the Adventurous Activity Permit Scheme, Nights Away Permit Scheme and the Scout Show National Recognition Scheme.

Oxfordshire Scouts run regular safeguarding workshops to ensure our volunteers are aware of The Scout Association’s Child Protection Policy “Young People First” and their role in implementing it.

In this interactive course you will learn everything you need to about The Scout Association’s Child Protection policy and the processes.

To provide the basic information on the individual’s role or area of responsibility and some practical help to get the individual started in the role.

If you haven’t already completed a Personal Learning Plan (Module 2), please book onto a PLP evening as your next step Click here for a list of dates. Attending a PLP will help to ensure that you get the right training for your role and that you don’t undertake unnecessary training.