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This video is one of several Interviews done during December 2015 National Youth Leadership Training inaugural Winter course. St. Johns River Base at Echockotee. Visit http://www.nfcnylt.org.
Jack Sears Jr., CEO/Scout Executive for BSA North Florida Council explains the importance of NYLT and youth leadership opportunities by going on a River Quest journey aboard the Osprey. Visit www.stjohnsriverbase.org for details.
They are lessons for life! Please share in Troops and Crews.
This is a fact that I can assess after many years a Scouter and College Professor. #BePreparedForLife
Source: 11 Boy Scout Skills That Prepare You For College | The Odyssey
North Florida Council completed another successful National Youth Leadership Training at Brownsea Island at Camp Shands – Baden-Powell Scout reservation. 107 years after the first Brownsea Island, UK campout organized by Baden-Powell, a week of youth leadership camping was completed in sunny North Florida. Scouts and venturers are now ready to return to their troops and crews to apply new skills. Besides, the new set of tools are also useful for their schools, bands, churches, youth groups, and life. Leaders. For Life.
The National Youth Leadership Training program is an intensive week-long summer experience for upper-ranking scouts, venturers, and sea scouts. Each participant works through a week of indoor and outdoor challenges, with the mentoring of the highly skilled youth staff. Participants are equipped with the basic skills necessary to become leaders in their troops, crews, ships, communities, and future professions.
During the seven days, program will range from geocaching to knots instruction, sports games, realistic first aid practice, overnight backpacking trips, interpatrol competitions and campfires. Each part of the program is carefully prepared and used as a hands-on tool to teach fundamental leadership concepts. An orientation at the beginning of the week and a graduation ceremony at the end round out the experience. Visit www.nfcnylt.org for details and like our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/nfcnylt)
Watch Scout Signs on Monday 5pm Comcast Channel 99. This month: “The Boy Led Troop” with @ScoutmasterJose Lepervanche. #nfcscouting #scoutsigns#scoutingadventures #badenpowell #ilst #nylt #nayle#patrolmethod #edge #youthleaders #scoutleaders
Visit Scout Signs website http://www.scoutsigns.org
The Trail to Troop Leadership Training
(As commented in Wood Badge FB group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2216598259)).
Start doing ILST in your troop, then take them to NYLT (13), make graduates do their personal vision and goals to teach and serve within troop. Motivate them to go back to NYLT as staff (14,15,16). Some of them should go to NAYLE (15,16). Like our FB page NFC NYLT National Youth Leadership Training for pictures.
The National Youth Leadership Training program is an intensive week-long summer experience for upper-ranking Scouts. Each participant works as part of his new Patrol and Troop through a week of indoor and outdoor challenges, with the mentoring of the highly skilled youth staff. Participants are equipped with the basic skills necessary to become leaders in their Troops, communities, and future professions.
During the seven days, program will range from geocaching to knots instruction, sports games, realistic first aid practice, overnight backpacking trips, interpatrol competitions and campfires. Each part of the program is carefully prepared and used as a hands-on tool to teach fundamental leadership concepts. An orientation at the beginning of the week and a graduation ceremony at the end round out the experience.
Since its establishment in 1980, the NYLT program has built a strong legacy of service and leadership. An NYLT is now held in almost every scout Council across the nation; the course for youth in the North Florida Council is held each summer at Camp Shands in Hawthorne, FL.
For an application, please click here. If you would like to contact this year’s Scoutmaster, Jose Lepervanche, please click here. If you would like to contact this year’s SPL, Jon Koch, please click here.
