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ORD-3. Ordinary Leadership. Instructors: George Crowl. Course Outline. a. Participate in the BSA's Introduction to Leadership Skills for Ships (ILSS) course. b. Complete quarterdeck training, either as an officer or as a prospective officer.

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  1. ORD-3 Ordinary Leadership Instructors: George Crowl

  2. Course Outline • a. Participate in the BSA's Introduction to Leadership Skills for Ships (ILSS) course. • b. Complete quarterdeck training, either as an officer or as a prospective officer. • c. Serve as an activity chair for a major ship event. Responsibilities should include planning, directing, and evaluating the event.

  3. ORD-3a Participate in the BSA's Introduction to Leadership Skills for Ships (ILSS) course.

  4. ORD-3b Complete Quardeck Training, either as an officer or as a prospective officer.

  5. Introduction to Leadership Skills for Ships (ILSS) • Preferred course • Similar to Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops (ILST) • Similar to Introduction to Leadership Skills for Crews (ILSC) • Takes about a day • Use the current National syllabus • ILSS/T/C is a prerequisite for NYLT

  6. Alternative Approach • May be appropriate for ships using a six-month change of watch • Review the job description of every member of the quarterdeck • Boatswain, boatswain's mates, yeoman, purser, storekeeper, specialists, crew chiefs, assistan crew chiefs • Know what everyone else does to better cooperate to lead the ship

  7. Make a Calender • Plan two months beyond your term of office • Bring in a poster calendar with council / regional events marked on it • Decide which ones the ship will do • Fill in all the activities around that • Sailing • Service projects • Fun events • At least one activity every month

  8. Publish the Calendar • Write it all down • Publish it where Scouts, parents and leaders can see it • Web site • Facebook, email • Hard copy if needed • Update it when it changes! (It will.)

  9. ORD-3c Serve as an activity chair for a major ship event. Responsibilities should include planning, directing, and evaluating the event.

  10. Major Ship Event • Defined by the ship • Normally nominated by BMP, confirmed by boatswain & skipper

  11. Planning • Who, what, why, when, where, how? • Who – all Sea Scouts, normally • What – Council event? Weekend sail? Etc.? • Why – What is expected? What do we want? • Where – Council event is settled. Ship may have different places for different programs. Details? • When – Fri-Sun? Day Sail? Long Sail? Details. • How – Which boats? What equipment? Drivers and cars? More details!

  12. Directing • Clear your plan with the skipper and boatswain • Determine if you are “up front” directing or directing through others • Know the schedule • Try to keep the schedule, but flexible if needed • Supervise critical operations • Delegate where appropriate • Use authority when needed. Ask BN / SK help. • Give credit where due, and thanks to helpers

  13. Evaluating • Make your own evaluation first • Use your ship's evaluation method • If none, “Start, Stop, Continue” is good • Quiet place and time • Input from junior to senior to lessen “bandwagon” effect • First “Start,” then “Stop,” then “Continue” • No criticism of individuals • Discuss with skipper and boatswain

  14. Questions?

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