Scout Leaders are responsible for helping to devise and deliver programs that support young people in reaching their potential.
Not only do Scout Leaders help youth members develop valuable skills in an environment of responsible risk-taking, but they themselves develop valuable skills in leadership, project management and event planning.
No prior experience is necessary to become a Scout Leader. All Leaders undergo training on all aspects of youth: leadership, program planning, safety and other requirements. They are also given resources of program ideas to help them get started.
Leaders are required to attend:
- Group meetings one night a week during school terms.
- A monthly Leaders meeting.
- Group activities, such as hiking or camping trips, which take place a few weekends during the year.
Child safety is very important to Scouts. Therefore, along with training in child safety, adult members must undergo a standard Police check to ensure the safety of our youth members.
Please discuss becoming a Scout Leader with our Group Leader.