http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/ Volunteer Training Opportunities offered by Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts. en-us http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=684 This course is an overview of the Girl Scout program. You will complete a Learning Log as you go along, to track your participation.Go to http://training.girlscouts.org. Password: discover When you are asked to answer Learning Log questions, click on the Learning Log link on the bottom right of the screen, and it will open in a separate window or tab.When you are asked for an email address, please enter your email address followed by a semi-colon and volunteers@girlscoutseasternmass.org. This ensures that your log will be forwarded to GSEM. Example: juliettel@yahoo.com; volunteers@girlscoutseasternmass.org A copy of the Learning Log will also be sent to your email address. Please retain it for your records. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7365 This course covers First Aid ONLY and can be taken by those who need first aid certification for the first time or to renew a Red Cross first aid certification. Red Cross First Aid certification is valid for 3 years. Anyone serving as a Girl Scout First Aider is required to be trained in both CPR & First Aid. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7366 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders, including accepted training courses and professions who are deemed as certified First Aiders. This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the three certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. American Red Cross CPR certification is valid for one year and First Aid certification is valid for three years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the three certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. American Red Cross CPR certification is valid for one year and First Aid certification is valid for three years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7232 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7231 As a Girl Scout volunteer, you will work with a variety of adult groups, including parents, other troop volunteers, service unit teams and Girl Scout staff. Sometimes communication can be a challenge and conflict may arise. Don’t let misunderstandings derail these crucial relationships. Participants in this session will learn tools for positive communication and will practice how to become an assertive (not aggressive) communicator. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7227 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7268 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7209 This training will qualify you to help girls lead their troop on a camping experience in a GSEM lodge. A lodge is defined by the amenities, which will include a stove and flush toilets. You will also be qualified to take the troop to Brownie or Monster Camping events. This training will incorporate the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and cover safety and risk management, what to bring on your trip, menus and meals, Girl Scout program in the out-of-doors and fire building. You will gain camping skills that are girl-led through cooperative and learn-by-doing activities. You will learn how girls can Discover and Connect to the world outside through program activities during camping trips. Please note that your camping experience will require another volunteer who is a qualified First Aider. Take Troop Lodge Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before your first lodge outing with the troop. Once the course has filled to the minimum number of participants, you will receive a council email confirmation with pre-course work and a home study. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7238 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR & AED and basic first aid. This course is only for those who have previously taken a First Aid & CPR course and need to renew their certification. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications last for two years. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7237 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders, including accepted training courses and professions who are deemed as certified First Aiders. This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course, you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications are valid for two years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7208 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders, including accepted training courses and professions who are deemed as certified First Aiders.This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course, you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications are valid for two years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7275 This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the three certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications. Recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. American Red Cross CPR certification is valid for one year and First Aid certification is valid for three years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7356 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR & AED and basic first aid. This course is only for those who have previously taken a First Aid & CPR course and need to renew their certification. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications last for two years. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7281 As a Girl Scout volunteer, you will work with a variety of adult groups, including parents, other troop volunteers, service unit teams and Girl Scout staff. Sometimes communication can be a challenge and conflict may arise. Don’t let misunderstandings derail these crucial relationships. Participants in this session will learn tools for positive communication and will practice how to become an assertive (not aggressive) communicator. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7228 Encampment Director Training is required for the coordinator of service unit or community camping. Prerequisites for encampments: Must have participated in one encampment, Brownie Camping or Monster Camping; or have significant experience camping with girls. Must have completed Tent Camping Training and be a Troop Camper. Must have completed First Aid/CPR course (but will not be the primary First Aider for the encampment) Must not have primary responsibility for a troop during an encampment. Must complete Encampment Director Training. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7476 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7206 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders, including accepted training courses and professions who are deemed as certified First Aiders.This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the three certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. American Red Cross CPR certification is valid for one year and First Aid certification is valid for three years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7453 Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts and Partners for Youth with Disabilities have partnered under a grant from the Include All Girls Initiative to provide free training for GSEM volunteers!Include All Girls Trainings Include:Adapting Badges (Try-It’s, Interest Projects) for girls with developmental disabilities Tips for including girls with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Girl Scout program Responding to challenging behaviors from an ADD/ADHD perspective Involving every girl in Girl Scout leadership in your troop from a communications perspectiveChances are every GSEM volunteer works with at least one girl or an adult with a disability. Some disabilities are easy to see, others are not. Some disabilities are easy to ask questions about and accommodate, others are harder to talk about, and complicated to accommodate. Knowing more about what to ask, what to offer and ways to engineer environments and activities makes it easier to include every girl, not just girls with disabilities. This training will give you the vocabulary, techniques, and the knowledge you need to empower your Girl Scouts and to better Include All Girls in Girl Scouts.This training is open to all volunteers, and to Girl Scout Ambassadors. Special Focus: Addressing challenging behaviors in girls with disabilities. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7180 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7277 This course covers First Aid ONLY and can be taken by those who need first aid certification for the first time or to renew a Red Cross first aid certification. Red Cross First Aid certification is valid for 3 years. Anyone serving as a Girl Scout First Aider is required to be trained in both CPR & First Aid. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7153 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7270 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7372 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders. Certification courses from these organizations meet Girl Scout safety requirements: American Red Cross, Medic First Aid, National Safety Council, American Heart Association, EMP International, local rescue squads and fire departments. Equivalent training by other organizations may also be accepted. The following health care providers, whose licenses are current, may also serve as first-aiders for Girl Scout groups at level 1 or level 2 (as per Safety-Wise pg. 36): physicians, physician's assistants, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, paramedics, military medics, or emergency medical technicians. Volunteers with these certifications and credentials may send proof to the Volunteer Development & Training Dept. so that it is added to their membership record. Medic First Aid & CPR certifications are valid for two years.The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. If you register for a two-session course, you must attend both in order to be certified. If you are registered for a full day course, please be sure to bring a lunch.Please note: This is a 2 session class and meets on both 4/8/2010 and 4/13/2010. You need to attend both sessions to be certified. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7190 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6941 As a special thank you to our valued registered volunteers, our second annual Thank You Day is all about honoring and thanking volunteers for their service to GSEM and our girls. Come be enriched with activities and sessions just for you or learn something new to take back to the troop. Sessions include: Bridging, Ceremonies, Level Workshops, and many more (complete list). Guest speakers, lunch and special surprises throughout the day are included! April 10, 2010 9am-4pm, Quincy. Come for the day or part of the day – it’s your day! Registered volunteers, $5.00, includes lunch. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7266 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7265 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7134 For adults who are interested in learning to recognize, prevent, and respond to canoe and aquatics emergencies. In this course, participants will learn: open water safety, trip planning, supervision, and emergency preparation. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7264 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7263 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6181 Learn how to use the archery equipment safely, how to run a group through a program and how to shoot an arrow. After successful completion of this training you will be able to use the archery course with your troop for a nominal fee. This course is open to girls 16 years of age and older as well as adults. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7262 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders, including accepted training courses and professions who are deemed as certified First Aiders.This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the three certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. American Red Cross CPR certification is valid for one year and First Aid certification is valid for three years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6184 This training is ment for adults and girls 16 years and older who are interested in becoming paid part-time staff who facilitate programs for troops and groups on our high ropes sites throughout council. Trainees will learn how to set up and take down course, belay participants, run programs to GSEM specifications and do rescues. The state of MA requires all faciltiators to have CPR & First Aid certification for this position. CPR & FA training required. Troop leaders can NOT get trained to do this for their own troop or encampment. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7198 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7259 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7253 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7255 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7177 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7193 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7152 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7370 You have had a great start to the troop year! For the first few meetings everyone was attentive and seemed to get along well and then, something happened. You notice behavior like bickering, bossiness, and cliques beginning to form. How do you handle challenging behaviors and still keep smiling? In this session you will learn how to diagnose problems that lead to conflict, take preventive measures, and turn conflicts into constructive learning experiences. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7454 Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts and Partners for Youth with Disabilities have partnered under a grant from the Include All Girls Initiative to provide free training for GSEM volunteers!Include All Girls Trainings Include:Adapting Badges (Try-It’s, Interest Projects) for girls with developmental disabilities Tips for including girls with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Girl Scout program Responding to challenging behaviors from an ADD/ADHD perspective Involving every girl in Girl Scout leadership in your troop from a communications perspectiveChances are every GSEM volunteer works with at least one girl or an adult with a disability. Some disabilities are easy to see, others are not. Some disabilities are easy to ask questions about and accommodate, others are harder to talk about, and complicated to accommodate. Knowing more about what to ask, what to offer and ways to engineer environments and activities makes it easier to include every girl, not just girls with disabilities. This training will give you the vocabulary, techniques, and the knowledge you need to empower your Girl Scouts and to better Include All Girls in Girl Scouts.This training is open to all volunteers, and to Girl Scout Ambassadors. Special Focus: Involving girls with disabilities in troop leadership, decision making and governance. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7188 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7187 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6183 This training will qualify you to take a troop camping on GSEM property, in tents or lodges and to cook meals outdoors. It will prepare you to help girls use the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to plan and carry out their own Girl Scout camping program. You will learn camping skills that are girl-led, through cooperative and learn-by-doing activities. Preparation and progression will be covered as important elements in a successful camping experience along with safety and risk management, what to bring on a camping trip, fire building, menus and meals, outdoor manners, and the Girl Scout program in the outdoors. Please note that your camping trip will also require another volunteer who is a qualified First Aider. Plan to take Troop Tent Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before taking a troop tent camping so that you will be able to apply your new skills while working with the girls to plan your trip. Once the course is full you will receive a home study packet and pre-course work. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6182 This training will qualify you to help girls lead their troop on a camping experience in a GSEM lodge. A lodge is defined by the amenities, which will include a stove and flush toilets. You will also be qualified to take the troop to Brownie or Monster Camping events. This training will incorporate the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and cover safety and risk management, what to bring on your trip, menus and meals, Girl Scout program in the out-of-doors and fire building. You will gain camping skills that are girl-led through cooperative and learn-by-doing activities. You will learn how girls can Discover and Connect to the world outside through program activities during camping trips. Please note that your camping experience will require another volunteer who is a qualified First Aider. Take Troop Lodge Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before your first lodge outing with the troop. Once the course has filled to the minimum number of participants, you will receive a council email confirmation with pre-course work and a home study. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7184 This course is only for those who have previously certified in CPR with American Red Cross and need to renew. Certification is valid for one year. Anyone serving as a Girl Scout First Aider is required to be trained in both CPR & First Aid. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7145 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7244 This training will qualify you to take a troop camping on GSEM property, in tents or lodges and to cook meals outdoors. Plan to take Troop Tent Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before taking a troop tent camping so that you will be able to apply your new skills while working with the girls to plan your trip. Once the course is full you will receive a home study packet and pre-course work. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7215 This training will qualify you to help girls lead their troop on a camping experience in a GSEM lodge. A lodge is defined by the amenities, which will include a stove and flush toilets. You will also be qualified to take the troop to Brownie or Monster Camping events. This training will incorporate the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and cover safety and risk management, what to bring on your trip, menus and meals, Girl Scout program in the out-of-doors and fire building. You will gain camping skills that are girl-led through cooperative and learn-by-doing activities. You will learn how girls can Discover and Connect to the world outside through program activities during camping trips. Please note that your camping experience will require another volunteer who is a qualified First Aider. Take Troop Lodge Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before your first lodge outing with the troop. Once the course has filled to the minimum number of participants, you will receive a council email confirmation with pre-course work and a home study. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7211 This training is meant for adults and girls 16 years and older who are interested in becoming paid part-time staff who facilitate programs for troops and groups on our high ropes sites throughout council. Trainees will learn how to set up and take down course, belay participants, run programs to GSEM specifications and do rescues. The state of MA requires all facilitators to have CPR & First Aid certification for this position. This is a 2 day training that must be attended for all hours to be considered trained. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7214 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders, including accepted training courses and professions who are deemed as certified First Aiders.This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course, you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications. This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications are valid for two years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course, you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications are valid for two years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7455 Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts and Partners for Youth with Disabilities have partnered under a grant from the Include All Girls Initiative to provide free training for GSEM volunteers!Include All Girls Trainings Include:Adapting Badges (Try-It’s, Interest Projects) for girls with developmental disabilities Tips for including girls with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Girl Scout program Responding to challenging behaviors from an ADD/ADHD perspective Involving every girl in Girl Scout leadership in your troop from a communications perspectiveChances are every GSEM volunteer works with at least one girl or an adult with a disability. Some disabilities are easy to see, others are not. Some disabilities are easy to ask questions about and accommodate, others are harder to talk about, and complicated to accommodate. Knowing more about what to ask, what to offer and ways to engineer environments and activities makes it easier to include every girl, not just girls with disabilities. This training will give you the vocabulary, techniques, and the knowledge you need to empower your Girl Scouts and to better Include All Girls in Girl Scouts.This training is open to all volunteers, and to Girl Scout Ambassadors. Special Focus: Modifying activities and Badges to accommodate girls with developmental disabilities. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7225 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders. Certification courses from these organizations meet Girl Scout safety requirements: American Red Cross, Medic First Aid, National Safety Council, American Heart Association, EMP International, local rescue squads and fire departments. Equivalent training by other organizations may also be accepted. The following health care providers, whose licenses are current, may also serve as first-aiders for Girl Scout groups at level 1 or level 2 (as per Safety-Wise pg. 36): physicians, physician's assistants, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, paramedics, military medics, or emergency medical technicians. Volunteers with these certifications and credentials may send proof to the Volunteer Development & Training Dept. so that it is added to their membership record.American Red Cross CPR certification is valid for one year and First Aid certification is valid for three years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. If you register for a two-session course, you must attend both in order to be certified. If you are registered for a full day course, please be sure to bring a lunch. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6186 This training is meant for adults and girls 16 years and older who would like to become an Outdoor Adventure Faciltiator and faciltiate programs for GSEM on our challenge courses throughout coucnil through a paid part-time position. Trainees will learn how to set up and take down the course, facilitate groups through the appropriate elements safetly, learn team building skills, and learn how to run programs according to GSEM standards. CPR & First Aid training is required as part of the postion. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7146 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7497 By participating in this course particants will learn how to effectively facilitate the new Girl Scout Leadership and explore resources to support its delivery including new grade level journeys, accompanying Adult Guides and use of existing program materials and badge books. Participants will learn how to facilitate Girl Scout troop meetings and activities so they are girl-led, cooperative learning and learn-by-doing. Participants will also learn about their own leadership style, how it impacts girls and their volunteer colleagues. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7250 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7456 Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts and Partners for Youth with Disabilities have partnered under a grant from the Include All Girls Initiative to provide free training for GSEM volunteers!Include All Girls Trainings Include:Adapting Badges (Try-It’s, Interest Projects) for girls with developmental disabilities Tips for including girls with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Girl Scout program Responding to challenging behaviors from an ADD/ADHD perspective Involving every girl in Girl Scout leadership in your troop from a communications perspectiveChances are every GSEM volunteer works with at least one girl or an adult with a disability. Some disabilities are easy to see, others are not. Some disabilities are easy to ask questions about and accommodate, others are harder to talk about, and complicated to accommodate. Knowing more about what to ask, what to offer and ways to engineer environments and activities makes it easier to include every girl, not just girls with disabilities. This training will give you the vocabulary, techniques, and the knowledge you need to empower your Girl Scouts and to better Include All Girls in Girl Scouts.This training is open to all volunteers, and to Girl Scout Ambassadors. Focus: Modifying activities and Badges to accommodate girls with developmental disabilities. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7241 This training will qualify you to take a troop camping on GSEM property, in tents or lodges and to cook meals outdoors. Plan to take Troop Tent Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before taking a troop tent camping so that you will be able to apply your new skills while working with the girls to plan your trip. Once the course is full you will receive a home study packet and pre-course work. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7161 This training is meant for adults and girls 16 years and older who would like to become an Outdoor Adventure Facilitator and facilitate programs for GSEM on our challenge courses throughout council through a paid part-time position. Trainees will learn how to set up and take down the course, facilitate groups through the appropriate elements safely, learn team building skills, and learn how to run programs according to GSEM standards. CPR & First Aid training is required as part of the position. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7219 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders, including accepted training courses and professions who are deemed as certified First Aiders.This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course, you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications. This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications are valid for two years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course, you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications are valid for two years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7142 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders. Certification courses from these organizations meet Girl Scout safety requirements: American Red Cross, Medic First Aid, National Safety Council, American Heart Association, EMP International, local rescue squads and fire departments. Equivalent training by other organizations may also be accepted. The following health care providers, whose licenses are current, may also serve as first-aiders for Girl Scout groups at level 1 or level 2 (as per Safety-Wise pg. 36): physicians, physician's assistants, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, paramedics, military medics, or emergency medical technicians. Volunteers with these certifications and credentials may send proof to the Volunteer Development & Training Dept. so that it is added to their membership record. Medic First Aid & CPR certifications are valid for two years.The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. If you register for a two-session course, you must attend both in order to be certified. If you are registered for a full day course, please be sure to bring a lunch. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7160 For adults who are interested in learning to recognize, prevent, and respond to canoe and aquatics emergencies. In this course, participants will learn: open water safety, trip planning, supervision, and emergency preparation. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7485 After successful completion of these programs you can apply to be a paid facilitator to run 2.5 hour programs for the troops on weekdays and weekends during the troop year. If you facilitate 3 programs for the council during the year, your troop can do one free! Archery-Learn the basics of shooting and how to instruct girls in range safety and proper technique. This is a national certification through NADA good for use at any archery range. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7143 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR & AED and basic first aid. This course is only for those who have previously taken a First Aid & CPR course and need to renew their certification. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications last for two years. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6187 This training is meant for adults and girls 16 years and older who would like to become an Outdoor Adventure Faciltiator and faciltiate programs for GSEM on our challenge courses throughout coucnil through a paid part-time position. Trainees will learn how to set up and take down the course, facilitate groups through the appropriate elements safetly, learn team building skills, and learn how to run programs according to GSEM standards. CPR & First Aid training is required as part of the postion. This is a 2 day training. Trainees must attend both dates to be considered trained. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7258 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7357 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR & AED and basic first aid. This course is only for those who have previously taken a First Aid & CPR course and need to renew their certification. Medic First Aid and CPR certifications last for two years. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6188 For adults who are interested in learning to recognize, prevent, and respond to canoe and aquatics emergencies. In this course, participants will learn: open water safety, trip planning, supervision, and emergency preparation. This course is not a canoe instructor course. Completion of this course meets the Safety-Wise standards for leading girls in canoe activities. Upon completion on this course, participants will be able to take their girls canoeing as well as become an Outdoor Adventure Series Facilitator. For the May trainings, you must register for and attend both sessions (May 5th and May 12th). N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7217 This training will qualify you to take a troop camping on GSEM property, in tents or lodges and to cook meals outdoors. Plan to take Troop Tent Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before taking a troop tent camping so that you will be able to apply your new skills while working with the girls to plan your trip. Once the course is full you will receive a home study packet and pre-course work. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7162 This training will qualify you to take a troop camping on GSEM property, in tents or lodges and to cook meals outdoors. Plan to take Troop Tent Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before taking a troop tent camping so that you will be able to apply your new skills while working with the girls to plan your trip. Once the course is full you will receive a home study packet and pre-course work. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7240 This training will qualify you to help girls lead their troop on a camping experience in a GSEM lodge. A lodge is defined by the amenities, which will include a stove and flush toilets. You will also be qualified to take the troop to Brownie or Monster Camping events. This training will incorporate the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and cover safety and risk management, what to bring on your trip, menus and meals, Girl Scout program in the out-of-doors and fire building. You will gain camping skills that are girl-led through cooperative and learn-by-doing activities. You will learn how girls can Discover and Connect to the world outside through program activities during camping trips. Please note that your camping experience will require another volunteer who is a qualified First Aider. Take Troop Lodge Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before your first lodge outing with the troop. Once the course has filled to the minimum number of participants, you will receive a council email confirmation with pre-course work and a home study. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7168 Prerequisites: GSUSA Online Orientation, GSEM Orientation and Leadership Essentials. At these required workshops, you will explore the needs and characteristics of the girls of your troop's grade level. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6189 For adults who are interested in learning to recognize, prevent, and respond to canoe and aquatics emergencies. In this course, participants will learn: open water safety, trip planning, supervision, and emergency preparation. This course is not a canoe instructor course. Completion of this course meets the Safety-Wise standards for leading girls in canoe activities. Upon completion on this course, participants will be able to take their girls canoeing as well as become an Outdoor Adventure Series Facilitator. For the May trainings, you must register for and attend both sessions (May 5th and May 12th). N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6191 This training will qualify you to help girls lead their troop on a camping experience in a GSEM lodge. A lodge is defined by the amenities, which will include a stove and flush toilets. You will also be qualified to take the troop to Brownie or Monster Camping events. This training will incorporate the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and cover safety and risk management, what to bring on your trip, menus and meals, Girl Scout program in the out-of-doors and fire building. You will gain camping skills that are girl-led through cooperative and learn-by-doing activities. You will learn how girls can Discover and Connect to the world outside through program activities during camping trips. Please note that your camping experience will require another volunteer who is a qualified First Aider. Take Troop Lodge Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before your first lodge outing with the troop. Once the course has filled to the minimum number of participants, you will receive a council email confirmation with pre-course work and a home study. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6190 There is so much for girls to do and explore in the out-of-doors that we could not offer it all during Camping Skills Training, so we have added a full day of outdoor program and cooking skills for you and your fellow volunteers. Choose from sessions (complete list) in orienteering, Dutch oven cooking, lashing 101 sticks and ropes, campfire program beyond the songs, 15 games and songs, jack knives and knot tying and more, or spend the day taking Lodge Camping Skills. Don’t see what you would like to learn about outdoor program? Just ask we may be able to offer just what you are looking for. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7506 Learn how to use the archery equipment safely, how to run a group through a program and how to shoot an arrow. After successful completion of this training you will be able to use the archery course with your troop for a nominal fee. This course is open to girls 16 years of age and older as well as adults. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7501 Encampment Director Training is required for the coordinator of service unit or community camping. Prerequisites for encampments: Must have participated in one encampment, Brownie Camping or Monster Camping; or have significant experience camping with girls. Must have completed Tent Camping Training and be a Troop Camper. Must have completed First Aid/CPR course (but will not be the primary First Aider for the encampment) Must not have primary responsibility for a troop during an encampment. Must complete Encampment Director Training.This training is part of Outdoor Skills Day. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7213 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders, including accepted training courses and professions who are deemed as certified First Aiders.This is a two-part course. The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the three certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. American Red Cross CPR certification is valid for one year and First Aid certification is valid for three years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7212 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders, including accepted training courses and professions who are deemed as certified First Aiders.This is a two-part course.The first part is done online and the second part is a hands-on skills session with an instructor. Register for the course at least one week before the hands-on classroom session. You will be emailed the directions for online training portion no less than one week before the course. You should bring the three certificates of completion to the hands-on session. After completion of this course you will have both First Aid and CPR certifications.This course is recommended for students who have previous first aid/CPR experience and a willingness/ability to complete the online learning portion. American Red Cross CPR certification is valid for one year and First Aid certification is valid for three years. The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7216 This training will qualify you to help girls lead their troop on a camping experience in a GSEM lodge. A lodge is defined by the amenities, which will include a stove and flush toilets. You will also be qualified to take the troop to Brownie or Monster Camping events. This training will incorporate the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and cover safety and risk management, what to bring on your trip, menus and meals, Girl Scout program in the out-of-doors and fire building. You will gain camping skills that are girl-led through cooperative and learn-by-doing activities. You will learn how girls can Discover and Connect to the world outside through program activities during camping trips. Please note that your camping experience will require another volunteer who is a qualified First Aider. Take Troop Lodge Camping Skills 6-8 weeks before your first lodge outing with the troop. Once the course has filled to the minimum number of participants, you will receive a council email confirmation with pre-course work and a home study. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=6192 For adults who are interested in learning to recognize, prevent, and respond to canoe and aquatics emergencies. In this course, participants will learn: open water safety, trip planning, supervision, and emergency preparation. This course is not a canoe instructor course. Completion of this course meets the Safety-Wise standards for leading girls in canoe activities. Upon completion on this course, participants will be able to take their girls canoeing as well as become an Outdoor Adventure Series Facilitator. For the May trainings, you must register for and attend both sessions (May 5th and May 12th). N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7158 This course is for volunteers who will work with girls in a troop. It includes information for volunteers who will work with troops regularly, and those who will help ocassionally. Troop program in GSEM, troop operations and community support are covered. Prerequisite: GSUSA Online Orientation N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7182 Standard First Aid and CPR courses are offered by certified Girl Scout volunteers and include adult, child, infant CPR/AED and basic first aid. Please refer to pages 36-39 of Safety-Wise for information on Girl Scout First Aiders. Certification courses from these organizations meet Girl Scout safety requirements: American Red Cross, Medic First Aid, National Safety Council, American Heart Association, EMP International, local rescue squads and fire departments. Equivalent training by other organizations may also be accepted. The following health care providers, whose licenses are current, may also serve as first-aiders for Girl Scout groups at level 1 or level 2 (as per Safety-Wise pg. 36): physicians, physician's assistants, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, paramedics, military medics, or emergency medical technicians. Volunteers with these certifications and credentials may send proof to the Volunteer Development & Training Dept. so that it is added to their membership record. Medic First Aid & CPR certifications are valid for two years.The course fee includes resource book, supplies, keychain CPR mask, and certification card. If you register for a two-session course, you must attend both in order to be certified. If you are registered for a full day course, please be sure to bring a lunch. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7178 This course is for volunteers who will work with girls in a troop. It includes information for volunteers who will work with troops regularly, and those who will help ocassionally. Troop program in GSEM, troop operations and community support are covered. Prerequisite: GSUSA Online Orientation N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7149 This course is for volunteers who will work with girls in a troop. It includes information for volunteers who will work with troops regularly, and those who will help ocassionally. Troop program in GSEM, troop operations and community support are covered. Prerequisite: GSUSA Online Orientation N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7195 This course is for volunteers who will work with girls in a troop. It includes information for volunteers who will work with troops regularly, and those who will help ocassionally. Troop program in GSEM, troop operations and community support are covered. Prerequisite: GSUSA Online Orientation N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7412 Camp Runels is celebrating its 80th anniversary and we want you to join in the fun! Come celebrate the Camp Runels legacy with your fellow campers and staff and rekindle some old friendships while enjoying the out of doors. Enjoy sparkling cider and cheese reception, Songs, Stories & S'mores round the campfire. Reception and campfire Only N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7411 Camp Runels is celebrating its 80th anniversary and we want you to join in the fun! Come spend the evening or the entire weekend. There will be a wide variety of camp events, activities and fun that you won’t want to miss out on. Come celebrate the Camp Runels legacy with your fellow campers and staff and rekindle some old friendships while enjoying the out of doors. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7407 Camp Runels is celebrating its 80th anniversary and we want you to join in the fun! Come spend the entire weekend! Join in the fun Friday night, stay over in a tent or a yurt, and enjoy breakfast at camp. On Saturday, spend the day at camp. There will be a wide variety of camp events, activities and fun you won’t want to miss out on. Celebrate the Camp Runels legacy with your fellow campers and staff, rekindle old friendships, make new friends, and enjoy the out of doors. Take a tour of camp, go boating, swimming, and hiking or just sit on the porch with friends. We’ll have an informal lunch, guest speakers and a more formal dinner. Round off your day with skits, songs, stories, and s’mores at Inspiration Point. Sunday is Family Fun Day. We’ve invited campers and all of GSEM to join in the celebration. All Inclusive price – Fri/Sat/Sun, includes camping overnight & meals. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7409 Camp Runels is celebrating its 80th anniversary and we want you to join in the fun! Come spend the evening or the entire weekend. There will be a wide variety of camp events, activities and fun that you won’t want to miss out on. Come celebrate the Camp Runels legacy with your fellow campers and staff and rekindle some old friendships while enjoying the out of doors. Starting with an opening flag ceremony we’ll be spending our day at camp! Come tour camp, go boating, swimming, hiking or sitting on the porch with your friends. We’ll have an informal lunch and a more formal dinner. Round off our day with skits, songs, stories, and s’mores at the Inspiration Point. Saturday day program, camping overnight and Sunday Breakfast N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7410 Camp Runels is celebrating its 80th anniversary and we want you to join in the fun! On Saturday, August 7th spend the day at camp. There will be a wide variety of camp events, activities and fun you won’t want to miss out on. Celebrate the Camp Runels legacy with your fellow campers and staff, rekindle old friendships, make new friends, and enjoy the out of doors. Take a tour of camp, go boating, swimming, and hiking or just sit on the porch with friends. We’ll have an informal lunch, guest speakers and a more formal dinner. Round off your day with skits, songs, stories, and s’mores at Inspiration Point. Aug. 7 Day Only N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7433 N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7408 Camp Runels is celebrating its 80th anniversary and we want you to join in the fun! Take a tour of camp, go on a guided hike, try some nature activities, carnival games and fun for everyone! This event is open to Campers, Families, Staff Members, and the Town of Pelham but pre-registration is required. Sunday Family Fun day. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7230 This course is for volunteers who will work with girls in a troop. It includes information for volunteers who will work with troops regularly, and those who will help ocassionally. Troop program in GSEM, troop operations and community support are covered. Prerequisite: GSUSA Online Orientation N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7196 This course is for volunteers who will work with girls in a troop. It includes information for volunteers who will work with troops regularly, and those who will help ocassionally. Troop program in GSEM, troop operations and community support are covered. Prerequisite: GSUSA Online Orientation N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7179 This course is for volunteers who will work with girls in a troop. It includes information for volunteers who will work with troops regularly, and those who will help ocassionally. Troop program in GSEM, troop operations and community support are covered. Prerequisite: GSUSA Online Orientation N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7181 By participating in this course particants will learn how to effectively facilitate the new Girl Scout Leadership and explore resources to support its delivery including new grade level journeys, accompanying Adult Guides and use of existing program materials and badge books. Participants will learn how to facilitate Girl Scout troop meetings and activities so they are girl-led, cooperative learning and learn-by-doing. Participants will also learn about their own leadership style, how it impacts girls and their volunteer colleagues. N/A http://www.girlscoutseasternmass.org/Volunteer/search.html?id=7150 This course is for volunteers who will work with girls in a troop. It includes information for volunteers who will work with troops regularly, and those who will help ocassionally. Troop program in GSEM, troop operations and community support are covered. Prerequisite: GSUSA Online Orientation N/A