Regular Program for Scouts of Canada
Scouts Canada divides its program into five sections:
* Beavers Aged 5 to 7 years
* Cubs, Aged 8 to 10 years
* Scouts (also Sea Scouts), Aged 11 to 14 years (possible up to 16 years)
* Ticket (Ticket also marine), aged 14 to 17 years
* Road Rovers (Rovers also marine), aged 18 to 26 years
Each section is open to boys and girls.
Special Program for Scouts of Canada
* MedVents (Medical Venturers) is a new program offered at the Ticket and the Road to learn and provide first aid.
Short-term programs for Scouts of Canada
* SCOUTSabout
SCOUTSabout The program aims to bring the mission of Scouting with children who are not members of a Scout. SCOUTSabout consists of modules lasting three months, often made after school to reach families who do not or can not commit to a full year. From themes, the emphasis is on gambling and organized learning without uniforms, badges or program ceremonies. SCOUTSabout aimed at children 5 to 10 years.
* Extreme Adventure
The Extreme Adventure program allows young people 14 to 17 years to plan and implement short-term adventures. These adventures can be hiking, camping over a long period or a trip abroad to carry out humanitarian work. This program aims to achieve the goal of Scouting to young people who are not members of the organization. Your Shopping uniform or ceremony associated with this program. Its goal is to develop a spirit of leadership and self-esteem while working within the community, a goal also shared by the regular program. The program is based on the Venturer Award Amory Adventure.
Scouts Canada divides its program into five sections:
* Beavers Aged 5 to 7 years
* Cubs, Aged 8 to 10 years
* Scouts (also Sea Scouts), Aged 11 to 14 years (possible up to 16 years)
* Ticket (Ticket also marine), aged 14 to 17 years
* Road Rovers (Rovers also marine), aged 18 to 26 years
Each section is open to boys and girls.
Special Program for Scouts of Canada
* MedVents (Medical Venturers) is a new program offered at the Ticket and the Road to learn and provide first aid.
Short-term programs for Scouts of Canada
* SCOUTSabout
SCOUTSabout The program aims to bring the mission of Scouting with children who are not members of a Scout. SCOUTSabout consists of modules lasting three months, often made after school to reach families who do not or can not commit to a full year. From themes, the emphasis is on gambling and organized learning without uniforms, badges or program ceremonies. SCOUTSabout aimed at children 5 to 10 years.
* Extreme Adventure
The Extreme Adventure program allows young people 14 to 17 years to plan and implement short-term adventures. These adventures can be hiking, camping over a long period or a trip abroad to carry out humanitarian work. This program aims to achieve the goal of Scouting to young people who are not members of the organization. Your Shopping uniform or ceremony associated with this program. Its goal is to develop a spirit of leadership and self-esteem while working within the community, a goal also shared by the regular program. The program is based on the Venturer Award Amory Adventure.
