Today there is a great variety of rural communities. Some are quite stable, some are experiencing high growth, some have somewhat depressed or static economies and minimal social services, and some are geographically remote. In some, conventional Scouting methods work well. Others aren't responsive to all of the conventional Scouting methods. This course discusses how to implement a Scouting program in remote rural areas.

Learn more about the relationship between the commissioner and the professional. How can they work closely together to reach a common goal of providing quality service to units?

New units are a tremendous factor in membership growth. New units will enable more young people to grow in character and in personal fitness. The commissioner plays a vital role not only in the creation of new units, but in their continued growth and success.

Learn about the elements of District and Council Journey to Excellence and what it takes to ensure success in every area.

This course outlines an effective process of finding the right person to fill your unit’s leadership needs.

This is an overview of the materials provided for discussion on Scouting in the LDS Church. The course has been reviewed by the Church and approved.

This course describes the Venturing program and will teach you how to be an effective Commissioner to Venturing Crews.

A primary functions of Unit Commissioners is to visit units and record the visits in UVTS. This class will demonstrate how to mine UVTS data to assess the standard of performance for unit visitation for your district, individual units and Unit Commissioners including how to determine the District JTE Gold standard for unit visitations. The class is directed toward administrative commissioners (ADCs, DCs, and ACCs).