- Central Region Venturing Officers Association
- Key 3
- Leadership Overview
- Previous Regional Presidents
- Region Committee
- Venturing Officers Association
- Introduction to Leadership Skills for Crews
- Kodiak
- Other Trainings
- Powder Horn
- Seabadge
- SEAL
- Sea Scout Officers Specialized Training
- Training Overview
- Venturing Leader Specific Training
- Wood Badge
- Youth Protection
- Arts and Hobbies
- Awards and Recognition
- Custom Certificates
- Ethics In Action Overview
- Forms
- Links
- Quest Award Links
- Ranger Award Links
- Scholarships And Grants
- Trust Award Links
 Venturing Oath
As a Venturer, I promise
to do my duty to God and help
strengthen America, to help others,
and to seek truth, fairness, and
adventure in our world.
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Resources BSA Lifeguard The BSA Lifeguard certification has been established to provide units with qualified individuals who can give knowledgeable leadership for activities on the water. The first standard for both is the Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat principles establishes the need for qualified supervision. It is strongly recommended that all units have at least one adult or older youth member certified as a BSA Lifeguard to help plan and conduct all swimming and boating activities. In addition, individuals certified as BSA Lifeguards are recognized throughout the nation as being competent to serve as lifeguards at camps, pools, and beaches. BSA Lifeguard certification is open to any registered member of the BSA who can meet the requirements. The emphasis is on the ability to perform the required skills. The BSA Lifeguard Counselor Guide #34536 is required to pursue this certification. In Summary the requirements include:
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