From: Jim von Schmacht (jvonschmacht@borland.com)
Date: Tue Apr 02 2002 - 12:16:16 CST
It sounds like you need to resurrect the training infrastructure in your
district. This can best be done as the District Training Chair which
you are already concidering. The Training Management Seminar would
probably suit you best in your situation. The new directions would be
excellent for a District or Council Cub training scouter to help reach
out to those new Cub volunteers we need to serve AFTER a solid
infrastructure is there. It seeme like you have the desire and
necessary love of Scouting to do either. PTC, like Woodbadge, is a
Mountain-Top experience. Don't hesitate about going! I'll have to
admit my bias is toward the TMS course, which I'm taking Jun 23-29. My
family can hardly wait!
Jim von Schmacht
Cubmaster Pack 506, Aptos
ASM Troop 609, Aptos
Loma Prieta District Training Chair
Loma Prieta Venturing RT Commisioner
WE3-31-00 Owl
Ordeal member, Esselen Lodge #531
Lina wrote:
>I've Been Invited to Philmont Training Center .....
>.... and I seek the wisdom of the List Members
>(cross posted to the Philmont list and to Scouter_T)
>The two sessions I have been invited to attend are
>"New Directions In Training" which I understand is
>oriented towards District Cub Trainers, and "Training
>Management Seminar" which I understand is oriented
>towards Council and District Training Chairs.
>
>What are the differences between these two courses?
>What are the major advantages of each? Disadvantages?
>
>
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