Volunteer Training
Support makes all the difference
We can’t change the lives of Girl Scouts without YOU!
To help you succeed, we've got in-depth training to make the Girl Scout experience safe and fun. Below, we've broken down trainings by volunteer role to make it as easy as possible to figure out what trainings you need (and when) for any volunteer role. Additionally, you can explore our digital pamphlet that provides an overview of all volunteer roles and their corresponding training requirements.
* All of the following volunteer roles are designated “approved.” Approved volunteers are registered Girl Scout members who have successfully cleared GSGLA’s background screening process and completed position-related training. Troop leaders and other adults that will be working directly with Girl Scouts must be an approved volunteer.
Being an approved volunteer means:
- They are at least 18 years old
- Are a registered Girl Scout adult
- Have completed a background screening (or LiveScan fingerprinting, if required)
- Have completed all required position-related training, including the mandated reporter training
Mandated Reporter Training & LiveScan Fingerprinting 
Troop Leader/Co-Leader
Troop First Aider
Troop Chaperone/Driver
Troop Camping and/or Travel Advisor
Troop Treasurer
Troop Product Program Chair
Special Events & Money Earning Director
We’ve got the training classes you need, whether you’re just getting started as a new leader, or ready to progress in getting out and about with your troop. Everything from required training for camping and travel to enrichment classes on Girl Scout traditions, songs, or ceremonies and much more.
Our classes are offered in several ways: online, virtually, in-person, or blend of each. Online and virtual options allow us to reach the greatest number of volunteers at one time, providing a fuller interactive experience. In-person classes are best for hands-on learning and practicing new skills. Blended classes such as Indoor Overnight training combine all three for an enhanced learning experience. Using the same three processes as girls, adults get the best learning experiences when their classes are adult-led, and include cooperative learning, and hands-on skill building opportunities whenever possible.
Online Training - gsLearn
Live Webinars and In-Person Classes
Local Support
Safety Activity Checkpoints
