The GSSNE Adult Learning Department is looking to welcome additional
council trainers (GSSNE adult volunteers trained to train other
volunteers in specific content areas). If you enjoy empowering others
and are interested in expanding your volunteer role, let us know! See below for opportunities—new
through veteran volunteers are welcome to explore. All positions are
appointed by council and require successful completion of GSSNE’s
Trainer Training.
Advanced Trips Trainer
Who’s good for this role:
Someone who LOVES and has domestic
or international Girl Scout Troop travel experience
What they do:
Train volunteers to take their Girl Scouts on
extended trips domestically or internationally
Commitment:
Training: 3
hours
Facilitate one evening class per year: 3 hours + 1
hour of prep time
Troop Leader Mentors
Who’s good for this role:
Volunteers who understand troop
leadership at any level or who understand new leaders needs and
successes
What they do:
Support troop leaders by
answering questions, identifying resources, and giving them tips and
advice that keeps them on track for a successful year
Commitment:
Training: 2 hours
Participate in two 1-hour
troop leader drop-in sessions (virtually or in-person) when you’ll
provide input/support to leaders who attend; participate in (2)
check-ins with new leaders via phone or email;
be available
throughout the year via email for leaders who have questions
Camp Hosts
What they do:
Spend the weekend
at Camp Hoffman ensuring the safety of camping
troops; provide
information as needed and ensure troops have a positive camping
experience; provide tours of the museum during the weekend
Who’s good for this role:
Volunteers who LOVE
camping and have considerable experience troop
camping at Camp
Hoffman, and can spend the weekend (overnight) at camp.
Commitment:
Training: 1 overnight
at Hoffman
Cover a minimum of 1 weekend or 2 single
overnights at Camp Hoffman throughout the troop camping season
ASHI Site Instructor
Who’s good for this role:
Nurses, doctors, EMTs, or
anyone in the medical field who hold a current
FA/CPR/AED
certification
What they do:
Serve as GSSNE’s master trainer for First Aid/CPR/AED; work with GSSNE
training manager to ensure trainers understand universal
guidelines and
are up to date on their skills; offer medical
insight into protocols. GSSNE serves as the ASHI administrator
Commitment:
Training: TBD
– learning the ASHI online system and materials
Facilitate a
minimum of (1) 3-hour ASHI FA/CPR/AED certification class per year,
facilitate (1) 1.5-hour re-certification class per year; lead a 2-hour
instructor refresher course once per year. Receives a stipend
for facilitating FA/CPR/AED certification classes to students
ASHI First Aid/CPR/AED Trainers
Who’s good for this role:
Volunteers who appreciate
health and safety guidelines, can communicate in a clear and effective
manner, can stay current on all safety guidelines. Must be FA/CPR/AED certified.
What they do:
Deliver FA/CPR/AED
national certification training following the
American Safety
Health Institute guidelines
Commitment:
ASHI online training: 3 hours
Practicum training: 3
hours
Facilitate a minimum of (1) 3-hour certification
class or (1) 1.5-hour re-certification class per year. Receives a
stipend for facilitating.
ASHI Babysitting Certification Trainers
Who’s good for this role:
Volunteers who appreciate
health and safety guidelines, enjoy delivering
program to
girls, can communicate in a clear and effective manner, can stay
current on all safety and curriculum guidelines.
What they do:
Deliver
Babysitting certification training to Girl Scout youth following the
American Safety Health Institute guidelines
Commitment:
Practicum training:
6 hours
Facilitate a minimum of (1) 4-6 hour
certification class per year. Must be FA/CPR/AED certified. Receives
a stipend for facilitating.
