Scouting Adventure Course

Eligibility – Rover Scouts, Leaders, Volunteers

Max numbers – 26 participants

Scouting Adventure will prepare the new Adult Leader for the great outdoors! Scouts have a huge program of Outdoor Adventure Skills covering nine areas.

The self-paced on demand modules focus on equipping a new Leader to lead in the three core areas of Bushcraft, Bushwalking and Camping.

The following online modules can be found at training.scouts.com.au

Scouting Adventure on Demand Modules:
SA E NAVIGATE – Elementary Navigation
SA NAVIGATE – Navigation Skills
SA COMM – Operate Communication Systems
SA SITE – Camping Skills
SA EQUIP – Equipment for Lightweight Camping
SA BUSHPLAN – Bushwalking Skills
SA GUIDE – Plan and Guide Outdoor Activities
SA IMPACT – Minimal Environment Impact Practices
SA WEATHER – Interpreting Weather
SA GROUP – Group Facilitation
SA EMERG A – Responding to Emergencies
SA OUTDOOR PLAN – Planning for Outdoor Activities

Not everything can be learnt online. After the new Leader has the theoretical knowledge from these modules, they will need to complete a face-to-face Scouting Adventure. The prerequisites to attend are completion of the above modules and having attended and Completed Scouting Essentials Course.
Once all pre requisites are met, please register for the Scouting Adventure course. Your GL will be sent an authorisation email to confirm you can attend the course and have met all prerequisites.

Register through ScoutMap HERE. Registrations Close 28 February 2025.

For assistance with ScoutMap please see the Handbook.

For further assistance please lodge a support ticket through ScoutMap or email events@scoutswa.com.au supplying information on the person registering and error or problem preventing registration.  Please note that ScoutMap support tickets are the preferred method of contact and will be responded to as a priority and that assistance will be provided to support you in completing your registration rather than completing registrations on your behalf.