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NYLT IS A ONE TIME ONLY SUMMER EVENT.
REGISTRATION MUST BE COMPLETED ON LINE.
PAYMENT MAY BE EITHER ON-LINE OR SENT TO SNJC.
WHEN SOMETHING IS UNDERLINED CLICK THOSE WORDS FOR MORE INFORMATION
REGISTER EARLY AS ONLY 36 PARTICIPANTS MAY ATTEND NYLT. REGISTRATION ACCEPTED THROUGH AUGUST 12. 2010
TO PAY BY UNIT ACCOUNT YOU CHOOSE PAY BY MAIL AND THEN SEND YOUR REGISTRATION TO SNJC WITH ACCOUNT AUTHORIZATION
TO QUALIFY FOR THE BE PREPARED DISCOUNT OF $25.00 YOUR REGISTRATION AND THE ENTIRE FEE MUST BE RECEIVED AT SNJC BEFORE JUNE 16.
SCOUTMASTERS/VENTURE CREW ADVISERS--YOU ARE INVITED & EXPECTED TO ATTEND THE FRIDAY FEAST PREPARED BY THE COURSE PARTICIPANTS. THIS EVENT TAKES PLACE AT 6:00 PM. PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND.
NATIONAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP TRAINING (NYLT) is an intensive week-long youth directed leadership training experience. The training is conducted by highly qualified youth staff under the supervision of adult advisers using the BSA National Youth Leadership Training Course syllabus. The course models a month in the life of a troop – three meetings (one each day for the first three days) all leading up to a big outdoor experience (an overnight outpost camp). The course uses the patrol method and presents model Patrol Leader Council meetings. Patrols are challenged to present by the end of the week their "Quest for the Meaning of Leadership." While this challenge is designed to have them go through the four stages of team development, it will help patrols and participants internalize the leadership skills and concepts being presented to them along the way. Throughout the course, the staff will be modeling the concepts and skills that are the core content of the course. The focus of each session is not only knowledge but giving the youth a "Toolbox of Skills" that equips them with the how. To view an NYLT POWER POINT PRESENTATION click the underlined words
PRE-REQUISITES TO ATTEND Scouts must have attained the rank of First Class and be 13 years of age by the start of the course. Venturers must be 13 years of age. Scouts applying must currently or will soon serve as Senior Patrol Leader, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Troop Guide, Instructor or Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. The course is open to male and female Venture youth leaders. The participant must be an experienced camper with good camping, hiking and outdoor cooking skills. He/She should be familiar with the BSA Patrol Leaders’ Handbook prior to arriving at camp. The participant must agree to spend the entire scheduled week participating in the National Youth Leadership Training Course. To view a NYLT FACT SHEET that you can print click the underlined words.
COURSE DATES Sunday August 15, 2010 (arrive by 8:00 AM) to Saturday August 21, 2010 after the 11:00 AM closing ceremony). Participants must be present for every session and attend the closing to complete the course and receive their graduation certificate and course credit.
LOCATION Pine Hill Scout Camp located in Camden County NJ.
APPROVALS Participant must have the approvals of their parent and their Scoutmaster or Crew Adviser to attend the course. You will indicate these when you complete the on-line registration form.
COST $250.00 includes all course supplies and meals for 7 days. ALL FEES MUST BE PAID IN FULL TO ACCEPT REGISTRATION.
BE PREPARED DISCOUNT When your registration and entire fee is received before June 16. 2010, a $25.00 Be Prepared discount will be applied.
NOTE If your troop or crew sends five or more participants you will need to send an adult leader for the week to assist with staff. This is a great way to improve your leadership skills while helping to further the aims of Scouting. It is also an opportunity to understand the material youth leaders are learning and should be applying in your troop. This understanding will help you to help these Scouts become the best leaders possible.
COURSE LEADERSHIP The youth staff are all graduates of prior NYLT courses and have been approved by the NYLT course advisers, some have attended regional NYLT staff development conferences. The NYLT Course Director & Scoutmaster is Al Thorpe. Mr. Thorpe had been Scoutmaster of Troop 9 located in Deptford for over 20 years. He has been the NYLT course director for 10 years and attended several regional NYLT staff development seminars. The quartermaster adviser is Bob Sharpe who has over 20 years experience as a scout leader and is with Troop 4 located in Millville. Bob has been with the NYLT course for over 10 years. The course director has participated in a BSA Regional NYLT training experience.
BEFORE YOU LEAVE THIS PAGE TO REGISTER BE SURE TO CLICK AND PRINT THE ADDITIONAL FORMS THAT YOU WILL NEED TO COMPLETE. These additional forms must be mailed within ten days of this registration NYLT Scoutmaster, Al Thorpe 4468 South Main Rd Millville NJ 08332. Please make a copy that you will bring to the first day of NYLT.
FOR THE INTERACTIVE BSA MEDICAL, PRQ, AND THE SCOUTMASTER ASSESSMENT YOU CAN COMPLETE THE DATA ON-LINE. YOU THEN NEED TO SAVE THE DOCUMENTS, GIVING THEM A NAME OF YOUR CHOOSING. ONCE SAVED YOU CAN THEN OPEN YOUR FILE AND ATTACH THE DOCUMENT TO AN EMAIL OR PRINT AND SEND IN THE POSTAL MAIL.
BSA MEDICAL FORM- be sure to download a blank BSA medical, which can be partially completed on-line, printed and than taken to your doctor. If you already have a completed medical then make two copies and mail one to Mr. Latimer and bring the other on the first day of the course.
PERSONAL RESOURCE QUESTIONNAIRE (PRQ) You can complete this form on-line, print and mail. Also make a copy and bring on the first day of the course. SCOUTMASTER SKILLS ASSESSMENT (SSA) Must be completed, signed and returned by your Scoutmaster to the NYLT Scoutmaster within ten days of this registration. It can be completed on-line
WHAT TO BRING TO NYLT (and what not to bring)
PAPER REGISTRATION FORM Use only if you are unable to register on-line
FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK THE UNDERLINED WORDS TO SEND AN EMAIL:
NYLT Ccourse Director Al Thorpe
SNJC Training Chairman Jim Reynolds
SNJC Training Liaison Bill Wasekanes 856/327-1700 Ext.32
Sunday, May 02, 2010
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