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Workshop and Training Opportunities

Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains Girl Training Opportunities

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Program Name: Program Aide Specialist Training for Discovery and Sea Sleuth
Program Location: Camp Seawood
For:  6th grade girls and up
Date: Saturday, January 16, 2010  9:30-2:30
Cost:  Free, must be registered Girl Scout
Notes:  This training prepares girls to staff one or more of the following weekend programs: Discovery for Juniors and Brownies [tide pool exploration] or Sea Sleuth for Juniors [NH coastal cleanup].  Girls will learn the duties and expectations of a Program Aide Specialist, they will learn how to lead workshops at these sea-oriented weekends and how to work with diverse people in a variety of situations.
Register through E-Council - click here.

Other Organization Girl Training Opportunities

Job Shadowing at CLIX Portrait Studios-

For dates and times of volunteer hours available, please contact Jessica Riendeau at 1-888-474-9686 x120 or jriendeau@girlscoutsgwm.org

Are you interested in learning more about photography, what goes on behind the scenes and behind the lens? Come volunteer for a day (or more) at a photo shoot for sports teams, daycares, dance studios and so much more. Get the practical experience of working with a professional studio and investigate a possible future career. Earn community service hours towards your PA Specialist, or Community Service Bars, and school service hours too.

Pre-requisite: Program Aide Training

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WHEN TEENS TALK, TEENS LISEN

We have known for a long time that teens are more influenced by their peers than by adults in authority. That's why our programs are successful. We're not here to tell youth what to think or do. Our approach is to inspire leadership among teens and to provide opportunities for self-development.

Through a variety of programs, offered locally, regionally, and statewide, we offer year-round skills training, education, and support for teens and adult advisors who are working together to make a positive difference. Our unique training format empowers teens to become self-aware and confident Individuals, create healthy lifestyles, cultivate positive relationships and become engaged as leaders in their schools and communities.The New Hampshire Teen Institute offers a variety of prevention-based leadership training programs for middle school students and high school students. Some of these take place at a particular training site, while others are presented in schools or communities around the State.

Go to the NH Teen Institute website to learn more about each of these specific programs. 

Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)

Student Leadership Council (SLC)

Combating Underage Drinking Initiative (CUDI)

Summer Leadership Program (SLP)

Leaders in Prevention Program (LIP)

Thriving in Middle School (TMS)

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