Trainer's EDGE
The purpose of the Trainer’s EDGE course is to provide and help develop the platform skills of a trainer. It is meant to supplement the practice offered through Wood Badge and NYLT staff development, with a focus on the participant, while raising the level of skill a trainer brings to the staff experience. Only practice can polish these skills, but this course is intended to train the trainer on behaviors and resources while offering hands-on experience in methods and media.
During the training, each participant will make a five-minute presentation on a Scouting topic of his or her choice. The topic should be broad enough to allow the presenter to apply the learning from the morning sessions. Please bring any material needed for your presentation.
Lunch will be provided.
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More Information
For more information, visit shac.org/trainers-edge.
What to Bring
About the Participant Presentation
Participants must prepare a presentation (about five-minutes duration) before the course and bring the material, equipment, and/or props they need to deliver the presentation. Participants will be given an opportunity to practice this presentation in a small group setting and receive feedback. The topic of the presentation is at the discretion of the presenter, Scouting topics/skills are always good. Additionally, participants will prepare a second presentation during the course, practice it with their small group and receive feedback.
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For more information, visit shac.org/trainers-edge.
What to Bring
About the Participant Presentation
Participants must prepare a presentation (about five-minutes duration) before the course and bring the material, equipment, and/or props they need to deliver the presentation. Participants will be given an opportunity to practice this presentation in a small group setting and receive feedback. The topic of the presentation is at the discretion of the presenter, Scouting topics/skills are always good. Additionally, participants will prepare a second presentation during the course, practice it with their small group and receive feedback.
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