recognizing youth leadership training ?

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Q. recognizing youth leadership training ? Trained Leader Emblem: Boy Scout junior leaders who have completed the troop operations workshop, or den chief training conference can wear the Trained Leader emblem beneath their badge of office. It can only be worn in connection with the emblem of office for which basic training has been completed. In our council we have the Scoutmaster present the Trained Leader emblem to the Scout when he considers him properly trained since the Scoutmaster is responsible for junior leader training.

A. -Does anyone use the "Trained" patch to recognize youth that have gone through youth training of any kind? Furthermore, does anyone know of a list of requirements or regulations regarding the "Trained" patch? Our DE has indicated that our district leaves the use of the "Trained" patch, for youth wear, to the discretion of the Troop Committee. I will be asking the TC to approve requirements for youth earning the "Trained" patch but my PLC has yet to decide on what requirements to include for suggestion to the TC. I have been leaning toward: earn First Class Rank and participate in a Junior Leadership Training workshop. -We were told at Scoutmaster Fundamentals, that when the SM has conducted a Troop Junior Leader Training, that the boys who complete the training should get the "Trained" strip. -I don't know about anyone else, Scott, but it's BSA POLICY that youth members whom are trained receive the "Trained" strip and wear the strip during the tenure of their office. After their tenure's up, they remove the strip until they are either trained in the new position or reelected or reappointed in their youth leadership position. The immediate reference to this is found in the BSA's official Insignia Guide, in the Boy Scout and Explorer sections and in the section on volunteer and youth training. There's also some brief discussion on this matter in the old (current) Scoutmasters' Handbook. The "Trained" strip is presented by the trainer to those individuals whom have completed the basic training appropriate to their postition. For instance, adults normally receive the "Trained" strip at the conclusion of Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Varsity Scout, or Venturing basic training courses. Den Chiefs receive the strip at the conclusion of the Den Chief's Workshop held on a District or Council basis. Senior Patrol Leaders and others receive the strip when their Scoutmaster concluded the Troop Operations Workshop. Venturing youth leaders will receive the strip at the conclusion of the Venturing Leadership Workshop. Finally, professionals should wear the "Trained" strip at the conclusion of their three-phased training insitute

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