Volunteer Training
You're doing something amazing by volunteering with Girl Scouts—introducing girls to new experiences and being a great role model. So whether you're new to Girl Scouts or a seasoned pro, we want to make sure you're prepared for all the great experiences that are ahead.
Find all out upcoming volunteer trainings by clicking on the button below.
2025 Leadership Summit
Join us Sept. 5-7 at Camp Redwing for an exciting time of learning guided by our expert staff and volunteers.
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Volunteers like you let their generosity, courage, and heart shine through in everything they do—and your Girl Scouts take notice. Thank you for everything you bring to Girl Scouting.
Below, browse essential training courses required and or/recommended to help you create experiences Girl Scouts will never forget.
If you want to be a troop leader 
If you want to prepare for seasonal Girl Scout activities
If you want a First Aider for troop activities
If your troop is bridging
If your Girl Scouts want to earn a Highest Award
If you want to take girls on a trip
If your troop wants to do community service
If you want to guide older girls
If you want to learn more about working with girls at each level
If you want to take girls on a trip
If your troop wants to participate in a product program
If you want to teach girls Girl Scout traditions and ceremonies
If you want to teach your troop how to conduct a flag ceremony
If you want to support a youth experiencing a mental health challenge
If you want your troop to be more inclusive
Other Learning Opportunities and Resources
- Want to connect with staff or a volunteer mentor? Attend a Volunteer Open House, a Coffee Chat with the Girl Program Team, or contact a seasoned volunteer who’s part of the Troop Mentor Network.
- Ideas and Tips on navigating gsLearn
- Volunteer Toolkit User Guides
- Volunteer Essentials: A go-to guide for volunteers that includes details on troop management, engaging girls and their families, creating a safe space for girls, and more.
- Safety Activity Checkpoints: The first stop volunteers, girls, and parents/caregivers should make when planning any activity! It includes information on approved activities girls can participate in, safety guidelines, training requirements, and other safety information.
- Forms and Documents
