Scout Training Scheme

SCOUT TRAINING SCHEME
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THE SCOUT BADGE
    Notes Presentation Test 1   Test 2
1. Promise and Law
    (a)    Know the meaning of the Scout Promise and Law.
    (b)    Explain the Scout Promise and Law.
2. Salute
    (a)    Know the meaning of the Scout Salute.
    (b)    Able to execute the Scout Salute.
3. Uniform
    (a)    Know the various part of the uniform.
    (b)    Able to wear the uniform in a smart, tidy, proper and correct manner.

4. Ceremonies
    (a)    Know the proper proceeding of the opening, closing and investiture ceremony
    (b)    Understand the importance of cermony.
    (c)    Participated in all ceremonies in a discipline manner.
5. Knowledge of Movement
    (a)    Know the origin and founding of the world scout movement.
6.    Investiture

THE SCOUT STANDARD BADGE
7. National Flag, Anthem and Pledge
    Presentation Test
    (a)    Know the meaning of the various symbols and colours of the National Flag.
    (b)    Explain the meaning of the National Anthem.
    (c)    Have an understanding of the Pledge and explain how a Scout can do his part as a citizen in keeping the Pledge.
8. First Aid (1)
    Test
    (a)    Pack a patrol first aid kit.
    (b)    Be able to treat simple wounds, fainting, unconsciousness, burns and scalds.
9. Cooking (1)
    (a)   Be able to light a fire outdoors using firewood and matches.
    (b)    Cook a simple meal for yourself with utensils using firewood.
    (c)   Be able to operate a gas stove.
10. Knots (1) (notes)
      Knots (1) (animation)
Be able to tie and explain the use of the following: -
    (a)    Thumb Knot
    (b)    Figure of Eight Knot
    (c)    Reef Knot
    (d)    Sheet Bend
    (e)    Clove Hitch
    (f)     Sheep Shank
    (g)    Timber Hitch
    (h)    Round Turn Two half Hitches
    (i)     Marlinespike Knot

11. Camp (1)
    (a) Pitch and strike a 4-men hiker’s tent with another candidate.
    (b) Know how to pack a rucksack efficiently for a hike and for a weekend outdoor camp.
12. Exploration (1)           <Test>
    (a)    Have knowledge of Highway and Country Codes.
    (b)    Know the theory and on Map and Compass, including Grid References, Scale and Signs, Symbols and Colours in Maps, Compass Bearings and Directions, Set a Map.
13. Drill (1)
Be able to execute basic stationary drill:
    (a)   Senang Diri
    (b)   Rehatkan Diri
    (c)   Sedia
    (d)   Ke-kanan Pusing
    (e)   Ke-kiri Pusing
    (f)    Ke-belakang Pusing

THE ADVANCED SCOUT STANDARD BADGE
14. Raise and Lower Flag
    (a)    Be able to raise and lower a flag during a unit meeting or at school.
15.    Swim 50m
    (a)    Be able to swim 50m using any stroke without difficulty. (Alternative permissible only on medical grounds)
16. Outdoor Precautions
    (a)    Know the outdoor precautions to take in two outdoor land and one sea activities.
17. First Aid (2)
    (a)    Know the symptoms and treatment for:
            (I)    Shock
            (II)    Animal. snake and insect bites
            (III)    Poisoning
    (b)    Be able to tie simple bandages and arm slings.
18. Cooking (2)
    (a)    Prepare a full course (balance diet) for 2 scouts without using utensils.
19.   Knots (2), Lashing, Splicing and Whippings
    (a) Demonstrate the following and explain their uses :
            I.        Rolling Hitch
            II.       Bowline
            III.      Fireman’s Chair Knot
            IV.     Surgeon’s Knot
            V.      Highwayman’s Hitch
            VI.     Scaffold Hitch
            VII.    Square Lashing
            VIII.   Diagonal Lashing
            IX.     Figure of 8 Lashing
            X.      Simple Whipping
            XI.     Sail-maker’s Whipping
            XII.    Back Splice
    (b) With the assistance of your patrol, construct a Flagstaff of at least 15-ft (2 staves) for a unit meeting.

20.    Camp (2)
    (a) Go for an outdoor camp (under tentage) for at least 2 nights.
    (b)    Pitch an 8-12 men ridge tent with a patrol of 6 boys.
21.    Exploration (2)
    (a)    Explore your own District and draw a simple map showing the important landmarks and amenities.
            It should cover about 2-3km in radius.
    (b)    Go on an overnight hike as a companion for a test candidate.
22. Drill (2)
    (a)    Be able to execute mobile drills in a contingent or attain the Footdrill Proficiency Badge Certificate.
23.    Service (1)
    (a)    Participate in at least one community service project organised by Unit, District or the HQ.
    (b)    Perform some household chores on a regular basis for at least 3 months. This must be verified by a parent or guardian

FIRST CLASS SCOUT BADGE
24.    Leadership Training
    (a)    Attend a leadership training course approved by your District Commissioner
25.    Outdoor Proficiency Badge
    (a)    Attain at least one of the following proficiency :

Camper
Camp-craft
Explorer
Pioneer
Camp Cook
Rock-Climber
Abseilor
Mountain-trekker
Canoeist
Boatman
Helmsman
Skin Diver
Airman

26. Conservation/Environment Proficiency Badge
(a) Attain at least one of the following proficiency badges :

Water Conservation
Energy Conservation
World Conservation (Green Stage)

27. First Aid (3)
    (a)    Know how to handle an emergency situation such as fire, road accident, drowning, electrocution
    (b)    Know the priority of treatment for casualties
    (c)    Know the proper handling of fractures
    (d)    Demonstrate Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation
    (e)    Perform emergency evacuations
28.    Cooking (3)
    (a)    Plan the menu for a weekend patrol camp. Cook at least 2 meals for the patrol during patrol or unit camp
29. Pioneering
    (a)    With assistance of your patrol construct an aerial runway, a bridge or a tower.
30. Exploration (3) (Report Sample) (Instructions)
    (a)    Understand what is back-bearing, the contour system, compass variations
    (b)    Know how to overcome obstacles and to locate your position during navigation.
    (c)    Carry out a pacing exercise and know how to estimate distances travelled
    (d)    Go for an overnight expedition with one companion and make a hike report of the journey (distance about 30km plus 15km)
31. Drill (3)
    (a)    Be able to command a contingent of scouts on both stationary and mobile drills
32.    Service (2)
    (a)    Assist a Venture Scout in PSA tests or a Scout in CCA tests.
    (b)    Visit and render service to a Home or a Cadet Scout unit for at least 4 hours over at least 3 separate occasions.
    (c)    Perform some household chores or assist your parent or guardian in their work for at least 2 hours per week over at least 6 months

CHIEF COMMISSIONER AWARD
33.    Appointment of Responsibility
    Hold the appointment of a SPL, PL, APL, QM or Scribe for a period of at least 6 months.
34. Exploration (4)      Hike Report Template
    Lead a patrol of at least 4 other Scouts on an overnight hike. The emphasis of this test is on leadership and planning, and not endurance. The candidate is also expected to impart some exploration skills to the Scouts during the course of the hike. The candidate should discuss with the examiner what he intends to teach and show the lesson plan to the examiner. The distance covered should be about 30 km. The examiner should be HQ appointed.
35.    Rescue
    (a)    Attain either the Life-Saver or Ambulance Proficiency Badge.
    (b)    Demostrate the use of 3 rescue knots.
36.    Service (3)
    Perform at least 8 hours of service to a Cadet Scout Unit or Home over at least 4 separate occasions.
37.    Skill
    Be able to instruct and test another Scout in a skill/outdoor proficiency badge.

38. Fitness
Archieve any one of the following:

Aerobic fitness - NAPFA silver standard
Swimming - 500m
Canoeing - 3.5 km in one hour
Sports - Represent the school and play a game regularly for at least oone year
Attending martial arts training regularly for at least one year.

39. Civics
Hold one of the following proficiency badges:

Civics
Anti-Drug Abuse
Crime Prevention
Healthy Living
Civil Defence
Total Defence (Silver)

40. Interview

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