The First Class Scout
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Leadership Training
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| Attend a leadership training course approved by your District Commissioner. |
Sea Proficiency Badge
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| Attain one Sea Proficiency Badge excluding Swimmer Proficiency or Lifesaving Proficiency Badge. |
Conservation/Environment Proficiency Badge
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Attain at least one of the following proficiency badges:
- Water Conservation
- Energy Conservation
- World Conservation (Green stage)
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First Aid (3)
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- Know how to handle an emergency situation such as fire, road accident, drowning, electrocution
- Know the priority of treatment for casualties
- Know the proper handling of fractures
- Demonstrate Cardio-Pulmonary Resusciation
- Perform emergency evacuations
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Cooking (3)
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| Plan the menu for a wekend patrol camp. Cook at least 2 meals for the patrol uring patrol or unit camp. |
Camp (3)
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| Have camped outdoors under tentage for a total of at least 10 nights. |
Exploration (3)
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- Understand what is back-bearing, the contour system, compass variation
- Know how to overcome obstacles and to locate your position during navigation.
- Carry out a pacing exercise and know how to estimate distances travelled
- Lead a team of at least 5 scouts to an offshore island approved by the Unit Leader and prepare a log book
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Drills (3)
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| Be able to command a contingent of scouts on both stationary and mobile drills. |
Service (2)
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- Assist a venture scout in PSA tests or a scout in CCA tests
- Visit and render service to a Home or a cadet scout unit for at least 4 hours over at least 3 separate occasions
- Perform some household chores or assist your parent or guardian in their work for at least 2 hours per week over at least 6 months
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Lifesaving Proficiency Badge
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| Attainment of the Singapore Lifesaving Society's Lifesaving 1, 2, & 3 certificates satisfies this requirement. |
Chart Reading & Plotting
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- Have a general knowledge of Singapore Sea Charts and where they can be purchased.
- Know how to read a Sea Chart
- Plot a simple course of at least 15 nautical miles
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Buoys, Beacons and Lighthouses
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- Be able to tell the difference between buoys, beacons and lighthouses
- Be able to identify and explain the meaning of the different colours and types of Buoys and Beacons
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