AY Staff Training For Staff of the Discovery, Adventurer and Pathfinder Clubs We hold the AY 10-hour training once a year, usually in January. We find a good way to recruit new staff is to include the parents in the training. The two hours on Friday night are called Parent Orientation, and we have the club leaders provide an activity or babysitting for the children. On Sabbath afternoon we encourage the parents to attend and then give them a certificate for the 5-hour parent training course.(The combined Friday and Sabbath classes) On Sunday, we invite any parent who would like to train to become a staff member to participate. Below is a Sample Schedule Sample Parent Orientation & Staff Training Discovery(D), Adventurer(A) & Pathfinder(P) Tracks Friday Night Required Parent Orientation Class 1DAP-History & Philosophy of the AY Ministry (60 min.) Objective: To develop an awareness of the purpose and uniqueness of the AY ministry and to review its history. • ____ History of Pathfindering & Adventuring • ____ Club Emblems • ____ The AY as a Ministry • ____ Philosophy and Purpose • ____ The Complete AY Curriculum Class 2DA-The Scope & Sequence of the Adventurer/Discovery Curriculum (60 min.) Objective: To learn the scope and sequence of the Discovery & Adventurer curricula, and to learn ways of developing one’s creative style of teaching.

• ____ The Baby Birds Program • ____ The Discovery Curriculum • ____ The Adventurer Curriculum Class 2P-Scope and Sequence of the Pathfinder Curriculum (60 min.) Objective: To become familiar with the scope and sequence of the Pathfinder and TLT curricula. • ____ The Pathfinder Curriculum • ____ The TLT Curriculum Sabbath Afternoon Required for Parent 5-hour Training Class 3DAP-Club Organization (60 min.) Objective: To introduce the basic procedures and policies relevant to the establishment and maintenance of the AY Clubs. • ____ The Structure of the AY Organization • ____ Club membership • ____ Uniforms, Finance,& Insurance • ____ Calendar & Handbook Class 4AD-Child Development and Discipline (60 min.) Objective: To understand the developmental needs of children, and how to relate to them effectively, and to learn positive methods of discipline.

Master Guide/Basic Training. The 10-hour Basic Staff Training course will begin with two hours being offered during Leadership Weekend. Pathfinder Fair. A 10-hour Basic Staff training course is designed to develop awareness in leaders of the basic fundamentals of the Pathfinder. Pathfinder Basic Staff Training. Basic Staff Training. In leaders of the basic fundamentals of the Pathfinder Club and help teachers. A minimum of 10 hours of seminar training. As a 60 hour course. BST 10 Pathfinder Basic Staff Training. BST 21 Pathfinder Basic Staff Training Pathfinder Club is.

Download Edit Garmin Poi Files. • ____ Developmental Characteristics of Children • Toddler • Preschool • Adventurers • ____ Principles of Effective Club Discipline • Discipline vs. Punishment • Discipline Procedures • Child Abuse/Sexual Abuse • Motivating Adventurers & Discovery Class 4P-Pathfinder Development and Discipline (60 min. Juegos Game Boy Advance Rom Espanol. ) Objective: To understand the developmental needs of pathfinders, and how to relate to them effectively, and to learn positive methods of discipline.

• ____ Developmental Characteristics of Children • Pre-Adolescence (5 th & 6 th grader), • Early-Adolescence (7 th & 8 th graders) • Middle (9 th & 10 th graders) Adolescence • ____ Principles of Effective Club Discipline • Discipline vs. Punishment • Discipline Procedures • Motivating Pathfinders • Child Abuse/Sexual Abuse Class 5AD-Adventurer Family Networking (60 min.) Objective: To recognize the parents as the primary evangelizer of their children and learn how to support it. • ____ Family Network Meetings • ____ Steps for Organizing the Network • ____ Family Involvement • ____ Parental Empowerment • ____ Parent Pin • ____ Resources & Topics Class 5P-Pathfinder Outreach Ministry Curriculum (60 min.) Objective: To learn how to empower the true potential of what an army “such as this rightly trained” could accomplish. • ____ Historical Setting • ____ Examples of Outreach • ____ Planning an Activity • ____ Resources • ____ How to Witness to your Teen Sunday For Staff Only Class 6DAP-Club Leadership (60 min.) Objective: To learn concepts and strategies that will facilitate successful leadership, and to develop new leadership skills.

• ____ Leadership Structure • ____ Leadership Defined • ____ Duties of Leaders and Staff • ____ Attitudes and Qualities of Christian Leaders • ____ Styles of Leadership • ____ Leadership Roles and Functions • ____ Leadership Traits • ____ Teaching Strategies and Creativity Class 7-Physical Learning and Games (60 min.) Objective: To understand the benefits that can be obtained through physical activity and games. • ____ Physical Milestones • ____ Game Presentation and Leadership Class 7AP-Drill and Ceremonies (60in.) Objective: To understand the benefits that can be obtained through a program of drill and ceremonies • ____ Philosophy for Drill and Ceremonies • ____ Club Opening and Closing Ceremonies • ____ Drill Commands • ____ Flag Courtesy Class 8D-Discovery Club Programming and Planning (60 min.) Objective: To provide a background for leaders that will enable them to plan and coordinate a successful Discovery Club ministry within the local church. • ____ Yearly Program Outline • ____ Special Programs (Enrollment, Induction, Investiture) • ____ Discovery Club Meeting Structure • ____ Baby Birds Club Meeting Structure • ____ Promoting the Program to the Church Class 8A-Adventurer Club Programming and Planning (60 min.) Objective: To provide a background for leaders that will enable them to plan and coordinate a successful Adventurer ministry within the local church. • ____ Yearly Program Outline • ____ Adventurer Club Meeting Structure • ____ Required Programs (Enrollment, Induction, Investiture, Share-Your-Faith) • ____ Local Church Programs (Adventurer Sabbath, Sabbath School Program, Field Trips) • ____ Conference Events & Recognition (Adventurer Rally, Fun Day, Family Camp, Club of the Year) • ____ Promoting the Program to the Church Class 8P-Pathfinder Club Programming and Planning (60 min.) Objective: To provide a background for leaders that will enable them to plan and coordinate a successful Pathfinder ministry within the local church. • ____ Yearly Program • ____ Weekly Club Meetings • ____ Conference Events (Fair, Camporee, Division Camporee) • ____ Special Programs (Enrollment, Pathfinder Sabbath, Induction, Investiture, Formal Inspection) • ____ Promoting the Program to the Church Class 9DA-How to Make the Parent Your Teaching Partner (60 min.) Objective: To develop the skills necessary for a positive interaction with the parents, and to motivate them to teach their own children.