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PACK TRAINER
POSITION
Trail of Tears Training
DESCRIPTION and
QUALIFICATIONS
The pack trainer must meet BSA
membership requirements, be at least 21 years of age, and register with
the Boy Scouts of America as a pack trainer. It is recommended that the
pack trainer have at least one year of experience in a leadership
position in Cub Scouting, preferably as a Cub Scout or Webelos den
leader.
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The pack trainer is selected by the
pack committee, with the approval of the chartered organization. Pack
trainers should be trained in a Trainer Development Conference. They
should, of course, also have completed a training session before they
teach it.
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For new packs and those lacking
experienced leaders, an experienced leader from the district training
team or another pack may be appointed as pack trainer until the new
leaders gain experience.
RESPONSIBILITIES
The pack trainer is responsible for:
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Conducting orientation of new
families and pack leaders.
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Training each new leader and pack
committee member for his or her specific position, using material in
the
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training manuals New Leader
Essentials and Cub Scout Leader Specific Training.
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Conducting other training as
designated by the district and/or council.
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Encouraging pack leaders to attend
ongoing training, such as roundtable, Pow Wow, outdoor training, Youth
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Protection training, and Wood Badge.
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Remaining current with training
material and program updates.
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Keeping track of the pack training
records.
The pack trainer seeks 100% of the pack
leadership trained in their position responsibilities. New leaders and
adult family members should receive orientation within one week of
joining the pack, and leaders should receive position specific training
within 30 days.
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