To learn more about opportunities in these areas reach out to girlguides.c a or your local Area Commissioner or District Commissioner. In any of these roles, you’ll develop leadership skills, become a confident event planner and executer, and receive first-class mentorship from experienced Guiders and volunteers. Interested in ensuring youth voices are heard? Dive headfirst into the action by becoming a member of a district or area council. Love camping? Consider volunteering on a camp committee or as a camp helper.
There are many other roles in Guiding besides being a Guider. Not only is this a great mentorship opportunity where you can learn the ropes from experienced Guiders, you’ll also help create lifelong memories for youth by planning fun and exciting programs! Join a committee, council, or team In this role, you’ll work with Guiders to plan meetings, camps and events for Sparks, Brownies or Guides. Bridging member Opportunities Junior Leaderīecoming a Junior Leader is a great way for Bridging members to develop leadership skills by working directly with youth. or as a Youth Member at Large at the provincial level. They can be new members or someone who wants to continue their membership.Ī Bridging member may be registered as a Junior Leader in a Spark, Brownie or Guide unit.
OPS FIRSTCLASS WEBMAIL REGISTRATION
Because we want you to stay involved in Guiding, registration for Bridging members in Nova Scotia is completely free!Ī Bridging member is a member who has not yet reached the age of majority in their province/territory. This means you still have youth status as opposed to adult status in Guiding and therefore you have unique options available to you during this transition period. During this period of your Guiding journey, you’ll be what we call a Bridging member.
Until you turn 19, however, you will not be considered an adult member, which means you still have some time before you can become a Guider. There are many paths you can take in Guiding after you have completed your time as a youth member. So you’ve finished Rangers or Trex – what comes next?
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