Overview
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Building and Achieving Success In Chapters!
BASIC Training is a Monday through Friday field trip program designed for Career & Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs).
We have developed affordable programs that are designed to teach teambuilding and leadership skills to students in an exciting and hands-on environment. The goal is to develop your student chapter into a successful and effective team. All aspects of the program are flexible and can be tailored to your needs and goals.
Eligibility: The program is designed for officer teams, entire chapters, or multiple chapters. The program is not limited to FFA or FCCLA organizations - any school organization (CTI, DECA, FBLA, FIRST Robotics, HOSA, Skills USA, TSA). We recommend multiple chapters participate in the program together. We require a minimum of 10 participants.
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Program Activities
The program is flexible, but may consist of:
- Team Initiatives - Using a variety of challenges, we will introduce your students to concepts that are important for a successful team.
- Mud Obstacle Course - The mud course will test the students' ability to work together in a team environment. Students get VERY muddy and have a blast!
- High Ropes Course - The high ropes course offers a more time-intensive but challenging aspect. The high ropes are designed more to develop confidence and achievement in individual team members.
- Recreation Areas - Combine leadership development with our recreation areas to bring your chapter even closer together as a team. Our areas include the Blob/Water Zip line, Slip and Slide, Pool, Canteen (Basketball. Volleyball, Corn Hole etc..) and Canoes!
- Chapter Planning - This is a time for advisors to spend with students planning and scheduling chapter events.
- Meals and Lodging - The Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center is capable of providing excellent meals and comfortable lodging for participants.
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Sample Schedules
Day-only and Overnight schedules are only samples. Your schedule will be adapted based on arrival and departure times, number of participants, and specific goals for your chapter.
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