Each Outdoor Adventure Skills pathway is divided into nine stages with a badge awarded for each stage; however, the purpose of the OAS program is not the badge. Rather, the Outdoor Adventure Skills should be seen as tools to support the Plan-Do-Review process—for example, organizing an activity that matches the level of skills that the ...

Designed for all ages and abilities, the Outdoor Adventure Skills reinforce what Scouting is well known for and compliments other personal progression opportunities provided by Scouting.

The OAS are a continuous set of challenges crossing the Scouting expererience from age 5 to 26. The OAS badge images are catalogued in the "Outdoor Adventure Skills" pages. Canadian Path: Personal Achievement Badges

recognized with an Outdoor Adventure Skills badge Sections should celebrate and present Outdoor Adventure Skill badges immediately after they are earned—just like any other badge. STAGES – Each Adventure Skill pathway is organized into nine stages. Each stage builds on the previous stage and leads to the

There are 9 Outdoor Adventure Skill (OAS) badges that all scouts work on. They work up skills in stages. Everyone starts at Stage 1. Aquatic – Paddling – Sailing. Camping – Trail – Winter. Emergency Aid – Scoutcraft – Vertical. Beavers will choose 3 skills each year to work on in Colony activities.

Each OAS badge is divided into topics, which have greater levels of proficiency or experience as stages increase: Aquatic Skills by Topic. Camping Skills by Topic. Emergency Aid by Topic‎ Paddling Skills by Topic. Sailing Skills by Topic. Scoutcraft Skills by Topic. Trail Skills by Topic. Vertical Skills by Topic. Winter Skills by Topic

2020年12月9日 · The S2P Converter, for guiding your conversions from the old award scheme badges to the new Achievement Pathways, has been updated to version 3.1.2. This update adds a notice about picking up OAS related achievements from previous sections. You can access the converter at s2p.scouts.com.au

Each Outdoor Adventure Skills pathway is divided into nine stages with a badge awarded for each stage; however, the purpose of the OAS program is not the badge. Rather, the Outdoor Adventure Skills should be seen as tools to support the Plan-Do-Review process—for example, organizing an activity that matches the level of skills that the ...

BADGE # OAS # OAS # OAS # OAS # CHALLENGE BADGE Exploring 1. Plan, conduct and evaluate three expeditions of increasing challenge, by foot, bike, canoe, etc. The premise of this badge is three expeditions. The OAS are not structured in such a way as to relate to this badge. Aside from the use of map and compass (which can relate to the Trail 4.5)

Each Outdoor Adventure Skills pathway is divided into nine stages with a badge awarded for each stage; however, the purpose of the OAS program is not the badge.