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IAC NYLT
National Youth Leadership Training is an intense, six day, outdoor leadership
training experience for youth in a troop, team, or crew. The course goal is to prepare
young men and women to become superior leaders in their troop, crew, district,
council, and other organizations, they belong to now.
Participants learn to use current corporate leadership skills within the framework of
the Scout Oath and Scout Law. BSA National carefully developed the NYLT
curriculum with input from current corporate trainers, the United States Air Force
Academy, and others in the training community. When regional pilot courses of
NYLT were completed, Wood Badge for the 21st Century (advanced adult leadership
training), was aligned to the NYLT Course Syllabus. Graduates of this program
become senior leadership in their troop, team, crew, as well as leaders in their Schools, Churches, and Communities.
Across the nation, National Youth Leadership Training brings together in one dynamic course the youth leaders for Boy
Scout troops and Venturing crews and ships.
The course is led and taught by some of the best youth leaders in the Council, all of whom are graduates of the NYLT.
Qualifications
IACNYLT.org for more
information and registration
May 31–June 5, 2015
AVONDALE SCOUT
RESERVATION,
CAMP TIGATOR
Any Scout who participates in the course must be
at least a First Class Scout and 13 years old (but
not yet 18), and a Scout that the Unit Leader feels
is mature and currently filling a Unit leadership
position or likely to assume a leadership position
in the near future. The Scout may only attend on
the Unit Leader’s recommendation. It is
important that the Scout has camping, cooking
and hiking skills. There is no rank requirement
for Venturers, but a recommendation is required.
Questions?
2015iacnylt@gmail.com
IAC NYLT
What About Medical Forms?
Scouts must use the BSA Annual Health and
Medical Record Parts A, B and C, this is available
on line. Also, all medical forms must have been
completed after June 6, 2014
What Does the Course Cost?
The conference fee is $235, which includes all
food and training materials.
For reservations fully paid by March 20, 2015,
there is a $20.00 discount, or a total fee of $215.
To Register
A deposit of $50.00 per Scout should accompany
each reservation. The balance must be paid by
April 30, 2015. The fee does not cover personal
uniform and equipment or transportation to and
from camp.
Scouts who do not pre-register may not be able
to attend the course. The course has room for
only 48 participants. If you are thinking of
sending Scouts to NYLT, please sign up early to
hold your place.
Course Details
11:00A.M. - Sunday, May 31, 2015 8:30 P.M. - Friday, June 5, 2015
It is important that all participants arrive on time in order
to keep the program moving on schedule.
The conference is designed to strengthen the relationship between the youth leader and his UNIT LEADER.
The Unit leader is strongly encouraged to attend an afterconference session (date TBD) with the youth leader on
how to best use the newly trained youth leader in the unit.
At this session, the Scout and the adult leader will agree
on the application of leadership skills learned at the
conference that will benefit the Unit’s program and help
to develop the Scout’s leadership skills.
Financial Assistance
Some camperships may be available for Scouts from
Istrouma Area Council. Contact Chris Baker or Todd
Conner for more details.
To Register
Send the application portion of this flyer and your fees to:
NYLT 2015
Istrouma Area Council, BSA
Questions?
2015iacnylt@gmail.com
9644 Brookline Avenue
Baton Rouge, LA 70809
Please make checks or money orders payable to “Istrouma
Area Council, B.S.A.” and put “NYLT 2015” in the memo
section of the check.