First Response 10B only Galashiels 23/05

First Response 10B only Galashiels 23/05

First Response practical demonstration - only applicable to those who have already completed module 10A and this is validated in Compass.

By South East Scotland Scouts Training Team

Date and time

Thu, 23 May 2024 19:30 - 20:30 GMT+1

Location

Haywards Scout Centre

13 St John Street Galashiels TD1 3JX United Kingdom

About this event

  • 1 hour

This is modules 10B ONLY, the practical demonstration of key first aid skills. All participants MUST have First Response, module 10A validated in the membership system prior to attending 10B.

As demand is high, if you book a place then are unable to attend you MUST cancel as soon as possible to allow another leader to use the place.

Anyone in a role working with young people needs to hold a current First Response certificate or equivalent.

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The Adult Training Scheme

How training is provided:

The Adult Training Scheme provides on-going training for all adults in Scouting – those who wear a uniform, and those who do not. Every adult will have a personal learning plan and a Training Adviser appointed by their District to support them throughout their training. Full details of the adult training scheme are available on the Scouts UK website . The Region arranges the delivery of most of the Modules but the Districts provides the basic training known as “Getting Started” for those starting out in Scouting or changing their role.

Regional Training:

Our programme includes Wood Badge training opportunities for Section Leaders and for GSLs/Commissioners, offering all the relevant modules as least once every term in a variety of locations.

The courses have been restructured to mirror the new module matrix which was launched in February 2017. As well as Getting Started, all Leaders and Managers should complete “Training for All” (modules 5, 6, 7, 10, 11 and 12A). Managers then follow their own training programme which is provided by Scouts Scotland and Leaders complete “The Programme” (modules 12B, 16, 17, 18 and 19) and finally “The People” (modules 8, 9, 13, 14 and 15) to gain their wood badge.

Other learning opportunities are included to help develop skills in presenting and facilitating. Training courses are also organised for Trustees, Training Advisers, Activity Assessors and members of Appointments Advisory Committees.

We are also keen to support Districts by meeting requests for particular courses, say, for team development as well as personal training. Please contact the Assistant Regional Commissioner for Adult Training when you are considering this or any aspect of adult training in the Region.

We would encourage all leaders to continue with, and if possible, complete their training in the coming year and trust that this Calendar will provide opportunities that suit you.