Leadership training (Boy Scouts of America)

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Boy Scouts of America
Owner	Boy Scouts of America
Headquarters	Irving, Texas
Country	United States
Founded	February 8, 1910
Affiliation	World Organization of the Scout Movement
Website scouting.org
Scouting portal

Leadership training in the Boy Scouts of America includes training on how to administer the Scouting program, outdoor skills training for adults and youth, and leadership development courses for adults and youth. Some of these courses like Youth Protection Training are mandatory. Most of the courses are offered by the local council, while a few are hosted at the national level, currently at Philmont Training Center in New Mexico. They are available to members of all of the Boy Scout programs, including Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorer Posts, and Venturing Crews.