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Training
for Volunteers
Outdoor Training
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Exploring
The Outdoors
Moving Into the Outdoors-Basic
Moving Into the
Outdoors-Extended
Extended
Trip Training
Outdoor Advanced
Outdoor Cooking
–Extended
Outdoor Skills
Individuals with previous outdoor camping
experience can submit documentation from classes taken, or certification
from other organizations to the Adult Development Department. The
department will evaluate documentation to determine if the individual
can substitute prior experience instead of being required to participate
in all of our Outdoor Training courses. This is offered to respect the
participant’s documented previous camping skills and experience. Under
no circumstances can a volunteer test out of all outdoor camp training.
See Training Home for Prerequisites
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Exploring
The Outdoors
This course is
required for volunteers whose girls are planning and
preparing for activities in the natural environment,
sleepovers, or overnighters. Exploring the Outdoors
will include progression in the outdoors, outdoor program
activities, and planning for a day trip. Other topics
covered include: sensory awareness, games, songs,
interpretive hikes, no-cook foods, community resources, and
ideas for helping girls respect and protect the natural
world.
Who:
Any adult volunteer working with girls K-12th
grades. (Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts grade 9-12th
are welcome to register for this training)
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Location |
Fee |
Status |
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Saturday |
2/28/09 |
9am-3pm
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Hacienda |
$16 |
Open |
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Moving
Into the Outdoors - Basic
This overnight training
is required for volunteers whose girls are planning and preparing for
activities which include outdoor cooking skills, outdoor camping skills,
and camping trips. This course meets the requirements for camping
in the backyard, at the Hacienda, at Whispering Pines, or any other
location where the setting and daily program will encompass basic
outdoor skills. This training will prepare you for planning,
preparation, progression, assessing girl and adult readiness,
Safety-Wise considerations, and helping the girls to take the
initiative with planning the outing. During the training, participants
will discuss and experience fire-building skills, various outdoor
cooking methods, campfires and campfire programs, clothing
considerations, packing considerations, first-aid for camping trips,
tent basics as well as camp songs, games, and crafts.
Who:
Any adult volunteer working with girls K-12th grades. (Cadette
and Senior Girl Scouts grade 9-12th are welcome to register
for this training.
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Date |
Time |
Location |
Fee |
Status |
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Saturday & Sunday |
4/15-16/09
4/25-26/09 |
time tba |
Hacienda |
$16 |
Open |
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Moving
Into the Outdoors-Extended
This overnight training
is optional for volunteers whose girls are planning and preparing for
activities including outdoor cooking skills, outdoor camping skills, and
camping trips, and who wish to practice the skills and knowledge gained
in Moving Into the Outdoors. Under the observation, guidance, and
interaction with trainers, participants will plan and implement their
menus and activities for the duration of this training. Emphasis will
be placed on how the plan is implemented as well as the opportunities
for “girl learning” through the various activities. The goal of this
experience is to afford each participant a chance to polish their
ability to teach girls the various skills necessary for camping.
Who:
Any adult volunteer working with girls K-12th grades. (Cadette
and Senior Girl Scouts grade 9-12th are welcome to register
for this training)
Fee: $16.00 (Minimum
of 4 required for the class)
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Date |
Time |
Location |
Status |
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Upon request e-mail to
tnevels@sahuarogsc.org |
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Whispering Pines Program
Center, MT.
Lemmon Organizational Ridge,
Tucson
AZ |
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Extended Trip Training
with Safety-Wise Emphasis
This course is required
for any volunteer working with girls who are planning and preparing for
an extended trip of more than two nights within Arizona, or any trip
outside of the state or outside of the country. This course covers:
readiness of the group to travel; girl/adult partnership, planning, and
progression; researching ideas and developing group consensus;
conducting parent meetings; budgeting and expenses; money-earning
activities; and developing group rules to make the experience pleasant
for everyone involved. Participants will receive a packet of
forms needed for extended travel as well as a trekking network directory
and international travel packet, if appropriate.
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Date |
Time |
Location |
Status |
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None at this time |
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New!
Outdoor Cooking
–Extended
Extended campfire and solar
meals, menus and recipes…yummy, plus camp tours, trail hike
and outdoor troop camp resources for all you seasoned
campers who are looking for new spice to your meals.
Who:
Any adult volunteer working with girls K-12th
grades. (Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts grade 9-12th
are welcome to register for this training)
Limit of 6 participants,
roundtrip transportation available from Hacienda
Program
Center leaving at 4:30 PM
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Date |
Time |
Location |
Fee |
Status |
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None at this time |
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New!
Outdoor Skills
Includes extended knots
and where to use them, knives and how to use them and trail
marking.
Who:
Any adult volunteer working with girls K-12th
grades. (Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts grade 9-12th
are welcome to register for this training)
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Date |
Time |
Location |
Fee |
Status |
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None at this time |
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