To help teens experience their developmental needs by making them feel:
The TLT program is a four-year course designed to include all aspects of Pathfinder club management, programming operations, and encourage teens to explore and develop their talents in leadership, planning and social skills. The program gives the TLT member permission to experience Pathfinder leadership under adult supervision with an assigned mentor.
The program uses six major departments of a club as training sections. These include: Administrative, Outreach, Teaching, Activities, Records and Counseling. Within each of these operations are several service areas that must be completed. Some clubs, due to size or location, will not require completion of all optional items under each section
A. Be in grades 9-12 and have completed at least one level of Investiture Achievement and had an attendance record of at least 80% during the most recent active year.
B. Application to be renewed, approved and registered annually.
C. Actively participate in leadership skill development assignments.
D. Personality traits promoted by Christian ethics, the Pathfinder Pledge and Law, and the TLT Pledge must be an integral part of the participant’s lifestyle.
The TLT program is for those in grades 9-12 who wish to advance into leadership positions. The program is optional, and some teen Pathfinders may choose the Master Guide program or not to take part. You must however, be an active Pathfinder to be in the TLT program.
For more information on the four-year course, please visit our Program Requirements page.
For registration information, please visit our registration page.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Paul Vassell @Paul.Vassell@pleasantstreetsda.org