East Sussex County Training
2023
Our training courses are running both online using video conferencing software and some are Face to Face. Please see below for training opportunities and a link to book.
Module and Course Bookings
Further details of each module can be found below under Course Details.
Current Courses Available
Growing the Section - Module 13 - Face to Face Postponed
Introduction to Residential Experiences - Module 16 - Face to Face
Running Safe Activities - Module 17 - Face to Face Session
International - Module - 19 - Face to Face
Please scroll down through the modules to find the booking form.
For all First Response Bookings please see our dedicated information page - Clic
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Introduction to Residential Experiences - Module 16 - 16th Sept 2023 Time to be confirmed Face to Face
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Venue Bushy Wood Activity Centre, Main Road, Hailsham. BN27 3LZ
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Running Safe Activities - Module 17 - 16th Sept 2023 Time to be confirmed Face to Face
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Venue Bushy Wood Activity Centre, Main Road, Hailsham. BN27 3LZ
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International - Module 19 - 16th Sept 2023 Time to be confirmed Face to Face.
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Venue Bushy Wood Activity Centre, Main Road, Hailsham. BN27 3LZ
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We are sorry if the course you require is not available. Please check back regularly to see new courses.
In the mean time please ensure that you have completed any E-learning that is necessary for your role and informed your Training Advisor so they can record this and arrange validation of the module.
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Course Details
First Response - 10A & 10B
This is a face to face course which includes all the criteria required for 1st Response
First Response - Part 2: Online Training (Module 10A)
This is part 2 of 3 for First Response. You must first complete the E-Learning before attending part 2. During this part of the course it builds on what you have learnt in part one and includes interactive discussions and questions with the other course participants and the tutor.
Programme Planning (Module 12B)
Programme Planning 12B is a mandatory module for Section Leaders and Assistant Section Leaders.
Programme Planning 12B provides section leaders with an opportunity to plan and review a sectional programme including the use of a variety of methods to generate programme ideas.
Topics covered:
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How to create an exciting and relevant programme
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How to generate programme ideas
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How to review a programme to enhance it
Growing The Section (Module 13)
Covers ways in which an adult volunteering with a section can assist their line manager and others to plan for and contribute to the growth of their section and/or group.
Topics covered:
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Importance of growth in scouting
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Recruitment and retention: young people
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Recruitment and retention: adults
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Tools and support to help sections grow
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Development plans
Supporting Young People (Module 14)
This module is aimed at all section leaders and other adults supporting young people in Scouting. It aims to enable adult volunteers working with young people, to understand and meet their needs.
Topics covered
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Characteristics and development of young people.
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External influences on young people.
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Creating a supportive environment for young people.
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Responding to issues affecting young people.
Promoting Positive Behaviour (Module 15)
This module is aimed at all section leaders and other adults supporting young people in Scouting. It aims to enable adult volunteers to proactively promote positive behaviour and appropriately manage challenging behaviour in their section.
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Defining challenging behaviour.
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Planning for positive behaviour; principles and strategies.
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Responding to challenging behaviour.
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Additional help and support for challenging behaviour.
An Introduction to Residential Experiences (Module 16)
This module aims to enable section leaders and those who may support residential experiences for young people, as part of their role in Scouting, to understand the role that residential experiences play in Scouting.
Topics covered:
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Preparing for a residential experience
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Identifying skills
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Permits and specifics
Running safe Activities – Module 17
This module aims to enable adults to plan and run exciting, safe and developmental activities for the young people in their section.
Topics covered:
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Importance of activities in a Balanced Programme
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Planning and carrying out activities
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Permits
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Risk assessment
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Leader in charge
Assessing Learning (Module 25)
This module is for Training Advisers, Nights Away Advisers, Activity Advisers and Creative Activity Advisers and Assessors.
This module contains objectives that relate to the assessment of an individual within either the Adult Training Scheme, Nights Away, Activity Permit Scheme or Scout Show National Recognition. The objectives are as follows: By the end of the module participants should be able to: 1) Describe the Adult Training scheme / Nights Away Permit Scheme / Adventurous Activity Scheme / Scout Show National Recognition and how they operate. 2) Explain their own and others’ roles within the scheme. 3) Identify the learning or development needs of the people they support and/or assess. 4) Undertake appropriate assessments and validations. 5) Provide constructive feedback on positive areas and areas to develop. 6) Explain how they can demonstrate the values and methods of The Scout Association in their role. 7) Plan to meet their own subject knowledge needs.
Advising on Adult Appointments Module 37
This module is for all members of the Appointments Advisory Committee, including the Appointments Chairman and Appointments Secretary. It provides information and gives practical advice on the running of the Appointments Advisory Committee.
Topics Covered
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Notes for First Aid - Module 10
This is a 3 part training module.
Part one is online E-Learning. This must be completed prior to part two.
This is accessed using the following link - Link to First Response E-Learning (Hosted by Hampshire Scouts)
Part two is online course with a Trainer. Both parts one and two must be completed prior to part three.
This is booked using East Sussex Training Course booking form above.
Part three is a practical assessment.
This is booked using the details below.
First Aid - First Response - Practical Assessments
It is important to note that you MUST have completed part 1 (Online E-Learning) and part 2 (Online course with trainer) before booking your part 3 practical assessment.
The assessments will take approximate 15-20 minutes and you will be expected to demonstrate the assessment and approach of a scene and CPR.
Once you have completed both part 1 and part 2 you will receive a link to the practical booking form
Dates and Locations Available
Please ensure that you arrive in plenty of time for your assessment as we may not be able to accommodate you if you are not present for your booked assessment slot.
Any queries should be addressed to the training team cta@eastsussexscouts.org.uk