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Junior Leader Job Description
Introduction:
When you were assigned the position
of Assistant Patrol leader, you agreed to
provide service and leadership in our Troop. That responsibility should
be fun and rewarding. It is in preparation for other leadership
positions in the troop so you need to learn as much as you can about how
to work with the Patrol Leader to lead your patrol because you will be
asked to lead the patrol or troop in the future.
This job description provides some of the
things you are expected to do while serving as a Junior Leader.
Responsible to:
Patrol Leader
Specific Duties:
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Assist or fill in for the Patrol Leader
in administration of his duties which are:
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Take direction from the SPL, the ASPLs
and your PL.
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Work with your patrol to carryout
assignments.
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Keep patrol members informed (phone
calls, e-mails, etc.).
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Assign each patrol member a job and
help him succeed.
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Represent the patrol at all Patrol
Leaders' Council (PLC) meetings.
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Prepare the patrol to take part in all
Troop activities.
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Insure that the patrol is ready for
campouts. Make sure food and equipment are ready. (Note: This does
not mean that you have to do it)
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For campouts, insure that a planned
menu has been presented to a troop leader (SPL or ASPL) and signed
off.
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Make sure you have a count of all
scouts at all times.
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Develop patrol spirit.
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Work with other Troop Leaders to make
the Troop run well.
Personally:
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