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National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) |
| What is NYLT? |
National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) is a six-day outdoor experience in support of the Scoutmaster’s/Coach’s/Venturing Advisor's responsibility for the training of his/her youth leaders. The training uses the patrol method within the standard troop structure. Leadership changes daily to give every Scout a chance to serve as a crew leader or an assistant crew leader. Each Scout will write a vision statement in which he will plan the use of his newly acquired leadership skills in his/her home unit. This training was developed by the BSA National Council. NYLT is the most advanced leadership training offered to youth leaders at the council level.
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| Who may attend NYLT? |
Participants must be physically strong, at least First Class in rank, thirteen years of age, or a crew member by the start of the course, and serving or willing to serve in a leadership position within their unit. Each Scout must be able to participate in strenuous activity; have a working knowledge of camping, hiking and cooking in all weather conditions; and have the written approval of his Scoutmaster, Coach or Venturing Advisor.
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| When and where will the next Nevada Area Council NYLT Course be held? |
Monday, August 5-Saturday, August 10, 2013
Camp Lee
Lee, NV
Course Director: Creon Sant
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Location notes:
Camp Lee is located at the base of the majestic Ruby Mountain Range just outside of Spring Creek and Elko.
Map to Camp Lee |
| More Information: |
2013 NYLT Information and Registration Materials |