Woodbadge Training – Section Leaders
New dates to be advertised in due course.
The District Training Managers continue to deliver the Getting Started modules – module 1, Essential Information, module 2, Personal Learning Plan and module 3, Tools for the Role (Section Leaders).
Ulster Tartan Scarf and Gilwell Woggle
On completion of your Woodbadge Training you are entitled to wear the Ulster Tartan Scarf and Gilwell Woggle along with your Woodbeads.
These are available to purchase from the NI Scout Office, 109 Old Milltown Road, Belfast, BT8 7SP and can be posted out to your address.
Ulster Tartan Scarf £15.00
Gilwell Woggle £5.00
Payment can be made by cheque payable to NISC or by credit/debit card Tel: 028 9049 2829.
Validation of Training Modules
The Scout Association aims to ensure that adults are able to meet a high standard in their role. However the training it provides is only one piece of the jigsaw. All the training does is help adults learn the knowledge, skills and attitudes they need to carry out their role. The adults themselves have to put that learning into practice, perhaps with support and feedback from a line manager or Training Adviser. The next piece of the jigsaw is to assess whether or not the adult is actually using the learning to the standard required. In Scouting we call this process validation.
The process of validation involves comparing what the adult does against a set requirement and deciding whether their performance matches the requirement.
Based upon the validation decision, further plans can then be made to develop or manage the adult.
Download the Fact sheet on Validation processes and guidelines here:
Validation processes and guidelines
Download the Woodbadge Validation documents here:
module 1 essential information
module 2 Personal Learning Plan
module 3 tools for the role section leaders
module 5 fundamental values of scouting
module 12a delivering a quality programme
module 14 supporting young people
module 15 promoting positive behaviour
module 16 intro to residential experiences