Training & Learning

The Scout Association has a digital membership system. Part of that incorporates the online Training and Learning modules. The buttons below will take you directly to the specific learning module.

You will be asked to log on and, once successful, you can then access your learning and training. When an online module is finished it will be automatically logged against your membership account as completed.

Required Training

Safeguarding

The safeguarding training is how we protect each other and those in our care, including how we respond to situations. Needs to be completed every 3 years.

Required Training

Safety Training

The safety training is how we keep everyone safe at Scouts all the time, including how we respond to emergency situations. Needs to be completed every 3 years.

Required Training

First Aid at Scouts

The safety of our young people is a priority for us all at Scouts. This training ensures that all young people always have direct access to a leader that knows how to help them in an emergency.

All volunteers have first aid training which is renewed every 5 years. 

You’ll learn about:

• Managing a first aid incident
• Offering emergency life support such as CPR
• Helping in situations where a person is unconscious
• Dealing with common scouting injuries including bleeding, sprains and head injuries
• A basic understanding of some of the major illnesses: asthma, stroke, diabetes, and so on

How do I do it?

Face to face: with a trainer and it can be one single session or two shorter sessions

Online: a number of short online trainer led sessions and a face to face practical session

Blended: A combination of e-learning, a short online trainer led session and a face to face practical session

The link takes you to the Hampshire Scouts website where you can complete the theory side of  the course, Module 10a.

Our Group Lead Volunteer (GLV) will be able to signpost you to the next available face to face course.

Growing Roots

Who We Are

At Scouts, we work together towards a shared goal, which is to help young people develop skills for life. We need all our volunteers’ help to do this, so we want to make sure you understand how Scouts works and what support is available to you

Growing Roots

Inclusion

• You’ll learn:
• How to challenge assumptions
• Practical ways to be more inclusive in everything we do
• How to respond when people need reasonable adjustments
• How to challenge discrimination

Growing Roots

Leading Scout Volunteers

You’ll learn:

• How to adapt your leadership style
• How the Scouts approach to Teams works
• How to welcome new volunteers
• How to run good reviews with volunteers, and how to recognise them for their work
• How to have constructive conversations
• How to carry out your responsibilities for permit approvals, activity approvals, and suspensions
• How to lead on inclusive growth

Growing Roots

Delivering a Great Programme

You’ll learn:

• What the Scout Method is and how we create impact
• How to involve young people and be youth shaped
• How to promote positive behaviour when working with young people
• How to plan and run safe and exciting programmes, so young people can achieve their top awards
• How to work with the parents and carers of our young people

The Trustee Board

Trustee Introduction

If you are a member of the Trustee board, you need to do this training – just once.

Accreditation

Welcome Conversation

If you wish to be accredited to help out with Welcome conversations, do this learning.

Team Leader

Leading Scout Volunteers

You’ll learn:

• How to adapt your leadership style
• How the Scouts approach to Teams works
• How to welcome new volunteers
• How to run good reviews with volunteers, and how to recognise them for their work
• How to have constructive conversations
• How to carry out your responsibilities for permit approvals, activity approvals, and suspensions
• How to lead on inclusive growth

Wellbeing

Creating Inclusion

You’ll learn:

• How to challenge assumptions
• Practical ways to be more inclusive in everything we do
• How to respond when people need reasonable adjustments
• How to challenge discrimination

Equipment

First Aid Kits

You’ll go through:

The ground rules around first aid kits

Some examples and suggestions of what should be put in a first aid kit based on your activity

A scenario for you to make some choices about what to include in a first aid kit