Here is an  overview of the components of the training continuum.

FAST START TRAINING
Fast Start training is the first step for any new volunteer and is to be delivered immediately after a new leader registers and before he or she meets with any youth member.

CUB SCOUT LEADER FAST START Cub Scout Leader Fast Start (No. AV-01V022) is a package of position-specific video programs accompanied by a Cub Scout Leader Fast Start Viewer Guide (No. AV-01G022). Each program gives leaders information on planning and conducting their first meeting, and even demonstrates one they can use. Five segments are included  "Tiger Cub Den Leader", "Cub Scout Den Leader", "Webelos Den Leader", "Cubmaster" and "Pack Committee".
Pack-administered self-study is the primary method of delivery for Fast Start training. A pack trainer usually supports the new leader during this training period. This Fast Start is also offered in an interactive on-line format.
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BOY SCOUT LEADER FAST START
The Boy Scout Fast Start video, revised in 1990, includes the following segments:
"The Troop Meeting" This is the primer on how to run a troop meeting. Produced for new unit leaders and commissioners, the video covers planning, parts of the meeting, the patrol method, and resources.
"The Outdoor Program" Running a troop meeting is one thing; running a successful outdoor activity is another. This program goes into planning, organization, ideals, and BSA policy for outdoor activities. It also touches on long-term and high-adventure activities.
"The Troop Organization" This program starts with the charter concept--the chartered organization, the district, and the council, and their relationship to the troop. Each leadership and committee position is described. This is an excellent program for commissioners, troop committees, troop leaders, and chartered organizations.
This Fast Start Training is also offered in an interactive on-line format.
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VENTURING FAST START
The Venturing Fast Start guide illustrates how using the program planning process can get Venturing programs off to a successful start. It provides information about training youth officers and is designed to be produced locally to orient new crew Advisors. Also available is the New Crew Fast Start video, No. AV-03V013, which was
produced to support the booklet. The guide is available for download in .pdf format. Also, a new interactive
Venturing Fast Start is now offered on-line.Venturing Leader Fast Start Viewer Guide
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BASIC LEADER TRAINING
The new Basic Leader Training comprises two parts: New Leader Essentials for all unit-level leaders and Leader Specific training, which is based on the leader's unit-level position.

Basic Leader Training is designed for maximum flexibility. The sessions can be delivered over time--training on one or more evenings a week or month--or in a one-day training event that incorporates all program areas. It is suitable for large or small groups and may be presented to leaders of one or more units each time. Each council and district may decide the appropriate delivery method, keeping in mind that the focus is to remove roadblocks and achieve 100 percent trained leaders.

NEW LEADER ESSENTIALS
New Leader Essentials is an introductory session that highlights the values, aims, history, funding, and methods of Scouting. It addresses how these aims and methods are reached in an age-appropriate style within Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Varsity Scouting, and Venturing. Videos, discussions, and hands-on reinforcement are presented during the 90-minute training session. Ideally, all unit-based volunteers--Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Varsity Scout, and Venturing leaders--take this session at the same time, so they understand that they are all striving for the same results with the youth they serve. Each leader completes New Leader Essentials training only once.

LEADER SPECIFIC TRAINING
Once a volunteer has a solid overview of the BSA's values-based program, he or she can begin training for a specific Scouting position through Leader Specific training. This training provides the specialized knowledge a new leader needs to assume a leadership role. Because each course is designed for a specific leadership position, the training time varies. Leader Specific training has been developed for the following positions and their assistants.

CUB SCOUT LEADER SPECIFIC TRAINING
Tiger Cub den leaders, Cub Scout den leaders, Webelos den leaders, Cubmasters, and pack committee members can complete this training in one day or two or three evenings. The leader is considered trained upon completion of New Leader Essentials and the Leader Specific training for that position.

BOY SCOUT LEADER SPECIFIC TRAINING
For Scoutmasters and assistant Scoutmasters, this training is divided into four parts. The first three parts concentrate on troop operation and can be completed in one full day or three evenings. The fourth part, which focuses on outdoor skills, lasts approximately a day and a half, depending on the skill level of the new leader. The leader is considered trained upon completion of New Leader Essentials, Scoutmaster and Assistant Scoutmaster Leader Specific Training, and Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills.

For troop committee members, Leader Specific training includes the Troop Committee Challenge. By following the Troop Committee Training Syllabus, participants can complete the challenge in three hours, after which they are considered trained.

VENTURING LEADER SPECIFIC TRAINING
Developed for Venturing Advisors, assistant Advisors, and crew committee members, this training incorporates Venturing's current adult leader training. New Leader Essentials and Venturing Leader Specific Training can be completed in one day, after which the leader is considered to be trained.

INTRODUCTION TO OUTDOOR LEADER SKILLS
Outdoor skills are critical to the success of the Scouting program, and Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills will provide leaders with the basic outdoor skills information needed to start a program right.
Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills is the required outdoor training for all Scoutmasters, assistant Scoutmasters, and Varsity Scout coaches. The skills taught are based on the outdoor skills found in The Boy Scout Handbook. The course is also ideal for Venturing leaders because it focuses on skills that build confidence and competence in leaders conducting outdoor camping experiences.
The course is a day and a half long, but a leader can move at an accelerated pace by demonstrating mastery of a specific skill. The emphasis is on the skill, rather than on attending the course.

CHARTER ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVE (COR)  TRAINING. 
The Boy Scouts of America, in its relationship with chartered organizations, depends on the COR to be the liaison between the local council and the organization. As the representative of the organization, you have the responsibility to share information between the council and the organization and vice versa. In fact, you are a voting member of the district and council. Charter Organization Representative Training will educate you and prepare and enable you to serve in this important role effectively.

OTHER OUTDOOR COURSES

Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO)
The essential outdoor training course for all Cub Scout Leaders.  This course is required for all Packs that want to engage in outdoor activities.  By completing this training course the participants will: 1. Understand the focus of the Cub Scout level of the BSA program: 2. Acquire the skills and confidence necessary to plan and carry out a successful Cub Scout-level overnight activity: 3. Increase their knowledge of the resources available from the BSA for carrying out this activity.
BALOO sessions include the why and how of Cub Scout camping--planning, equipment, meal preparation, and campfire programs. Also included, Cub Scouters rotate among four round-robin sessions--fire safety, stoves, and lanterns; first aid and sanitation; nature hikes and games; and cooking. Scattered throughout the day are plenty of the four S's: songs, stunts, stories, and showmanship. With proper planning and your BALOO-trained leader, your pack should be set for a fun and exciting weekend event.

Webelos Leader Outdoor Training (OWL)
This course is for all adults connected with the cub scout program: Webelos leaders, assistant Webelos leaders, future Webelos leaders, parent of cub or Webelos scout, Cubmaster, committee members, den leaders. OWL Training presents "how to" in planning and conducting successful Webelos Den parent and son overnight campouts and other Webelos outdoor activities. It reinforces -- but does not duplicate -- what you learned at Cub Scout Leader Basic Training. This course provides "hands-on" learning experience in camping and outdoor skills as done by Webelos Dens. This is a two day course including practicing what you've learned by camping overnight and putting to use some of the new skills you learn.
OWL Training is your opportunity to learn the tricks of the trade in teaching fourth and fifth grade boys the outdoor skills offered in the Webelos program.  You will discover interesting methods for teaching the outdoorsman, geologist, naturalist and forester activities badges as well as how and where to take your boys camping.

ADVANCED TRAINING

WOOD BADGE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
Wood Badge has evolved into the core leadership skills training course for the BSA. The new Wood Badge course focuses on strengthening every volunteer's ability to work with and lead groups of youth and adults and is less focused on outdoor skills, which are more effectively addressed in other courses.

POWDERHORN
Aimed at Venturing Advisors, this course is also helpful for Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters who have older Scouts interested in High Adventure activities. Actually a High adventure resource management class, not a skills class. Learn where to find the resources to help their crew earn the Ranger Award.

SUPPLEMENTAL ADULT TRAINING

ROUNDTABLE
Monthly district meetings that provide a forum for program helps, hints, fun. A place to exchange information with other leaders, find out about upcoming special events and networking with other Scouters.

POW WOW / UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING
POW WOW &/or University of Scouting are intended to further all Scout leaders proficiency in many areas: such as Crafts, Pizzazz, Cooking, Webelos to Scout Transition,  Internet Scouting, High Adventure Planning and a host of other topics.

HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING

CLIMB ON SAFELY
Training required when climbing activities undertaken.

SAFETY AFLOAT
Training for events which require the use of any water craft. Must be renewed every 2 years.

SAFE SWIM DEFENSE
Training for any swimming activity that must be renewed every 2 years.

YOUTH PROTECTION
Required training for all leaders and "Youth Protection Awareness" for youth is suggested at least once a year. Identify and recognize abuse in all its forms and be familiar with how to report these problems to the proper authorities. The training expires after 3 years. Sign in to My Scouting for Youth         Pprotection training online
VENTURING YOUTH PROTECTION
Training required for overnight activities when dealing with Venturing Crews and co-ed activities. Sign in to My Scouting for        Venturing Youth Protection Training Online

YOUTH TRAINING

SCOUTMASTER YLT   Troop level junior leader training.

GOLDEN PINECONE NYLT CONFERENCE  A one week long  Council level YLT. A learning by doing experience.

DEN CHIEF TRAINING  A training to better prepare your den chief to teach games, lead activities, and be a better role model for your Cubs.

VENTURING LEADERSHIP SKILLS COURSE A leadership training course for Venturers that includes Leadership skills and team
building activities.

KODIAK & KODIAK X  Advanced  leadership training for Venturing Youth -  Kodiak introduces 5 leadership competencies over 6 days and  Kodiak X introduces 2 more over a 3 day weekend.  These are designed to be used in a High Adventure setting.