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Purpose

The National Sea Scouting Committee has a new petty officer (youth) leadership training course and award called Sea Scout Advanced Leadership Training (SEAL). This is a one week, hard core leadership course that is conducted at sea. If you successfully complete the course you will be awarded the SEAL Training Award, which is a silver pin with twin dolphins, to be worn on your uniform.

This course is a leadership course, not a seamanship course. The course covers such topics as preparing, goal setting, organizing, supervising, commanding, communicating, training, motivating, and other topics that will help you in functioning as a leader in your Ship and in life.

To attend a SEAL class you must be a registered Sea Scout. You must have earned the Seaman Ordinary rank prior to attending SEAL training, and you much study and have a thorough, working knowledge of Chapter four of the Sea Scout Manual.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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