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Training

This page includes links for the training registered adult leaders should complete.



Cub Scouts take the protection of our youth seriously!

Pack 91 encourages every adult associated with the pack to complete the BSA Youth Protection Course. The BSA requires it be completed before becoming a registered member and the certificate of completion needs to be attached to all applications for adult membership.


Youth Protection Training is online. You can go through the course and take the online test following the training, all in the comfort of your home. This course is required every two years as a condition of membership in the BSA.


To take this online course, and others, open an account at: My Scouting. A BSA ID Number is requested at time of application. Just leave it blank at this time. It can be added later. Once your account is open, use the links at the left side to find the E-Learning Center.




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Every Scout Deserves a Trained Leader!

Adults don't just come to Cub Scouts knowing how to make the program run. The BSA provides training in both online and classroom programs to help leaders become effective in their roles in scouts.


Online Courses

Online courses are available to help new and seasoned adult leaders learn the skills needed to put on a quality Cub Scout program. The two courses all Cub Scout Leaders should take as soon as possible after joining are:


To take these online courses, and others, go to your account at: My Scouting. A BSA ID Number found on your membership card should be included in your profile. Use the links at the left side to find the E-Learning Center.



Supplemental Online Training



Classroom Training

A class taught by experienced scouters will help understand both the big picture of scouting and your specific tasks.


BSA Cub Scout Training Page

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