Required Training
Being a Girl Scout volunteer is a rewarding adventure, and we’re here to make sure you’re prepared for every milestone. From safety essentials to "pro-tips" for seasoned leaders, our training is built to support you:
- Build Skills: Master everything from troop finance to camping.
- Gain Confidence: Lead your Girl Scouts with the peace of mind that you're prepared.
- Save Time: Learn the best shortcuts and resources for a smooth Girl Scout year.
Explore our training opportunities below and take the next step in your leadership journey!
PLEASE NOTE: You must have a Girl Scout adult membership to access the direct links to asynchronous courses on this page. If you would like to volunteer for Girl Scouts and don’t have a membership yet, please check out our Get Involved page!
Troop Leaders
For every Girl Scout program level, leaders are required to complete the appropriate Learning Path, annual Money Management Training, and a one-time DEIA training. Click your level below, and the links will take you directly to your training in gsLearn!
Troop First Aider
First Aid Certification requirements 
Troop Meetings & Field Trip Basics
A great Girl Scout experience starts with a prepared volunteer. This short training ensures we’re all on the same page when it comes to keeping scouts safe and making consistent and enriching experiences.
Service Unit Positions
A Service Unit is composed of all troops that meet within its geographical jurisdiction. There are approximately 130 service units in our Council. Service Unit teams appoint, train, and provide programming and conflict management for troops and troop volunteers. They hold required monthly support meetings for troop leaders or their representatives, called Service Unit meetings. Service Unit Teams are made up of volunteers to help support troops in their area. Every troop is part of a Service Unit based on where the troop meets.
SU Manager Training
Working with Girl Scouts
