YOUTH LEADERSHIP

PATROL LEADERS

RESPONSIBILITIES OF A PATROL LEADER

10 Tips For Being A Better Patrol Leader

10 Tips For Being A Better Patrol Leader

plans and leads patrol meetings and activities at every troop meeting
keeps patrol members informed through constant communication
assigns each patrol member a specific duty - learn patrol members strengths, weaknesses, and abilities of each patrol member
Attend all Patrol Leader Council Meetings. The Patrol Leader or the Assistant Patrol Leader in his place are required to attend the PLC meetings
prepares the patrol to participate in all troop activities
works with other troop leaders to make the troop run well
communicate frequently with the SPL when completing patrol leaders
ASK FOR HELP when feeling lost!
sets a good example - Lead By Example!
wears the Scout uniform correctly
lives by the Scout Oath and Law
shows and develops patrol spirit
treat all troop members with respect

10 Tips For Being A Better Patrol Leader

10 Tips For Being A Better Patrol Leader

10 Tips For Being A Better Patrol Leader

Keep Your Word
Be Fair to All
Practice Clear Communication
Be Flexible in Planning
Be Organized
Delegate Jobs Respectfully
Set the Example You Want Others to Follow
Be Consistent
Give Praise When Praise is Due
Ask For Help When Needed