Silver/Gold Torch
This award can be earned by a Senior Girl Scout who completes a Senior level Journey, including the Take Action Project. The Girl Scout must also serve a full term in a leadership position of her choice.
For example, you might serve as a school yearbook editor, on a planning committee for graduation, co-teach a youth class at your place of worship, or on an event planning board at Girl Scouts. The length of your service will depend on the term specified by the organization or the particular position you hold.
Once complete, your troop leaders approve and award the pin.
Counselor in Training (CIT) I
To earn this award, a Senior Girl Scout mentors younger girls in a camp setting for one session. The CIT I award requires completion of a Council-designed leadership course. Girls interested in earning the CIT I award, contact Council for more information.
Volunteer in Training (VIT)
To earn this award, a Senior Girl Scout mentors younger girls – Daisy, Brownie, or Junior Group outside of a camp experience.
- Find a mentor volunteer who is currently the adult volunteer for a group of girls at the level you’d like to work with. This volunteer will help you through your training and internship, and you’ll help the volunteer with her group of girls for the 3-6 month period.
- Complete a council-designed leadership course
- Create and implement a thoughtful program based on a Journey or badge that lasts over 4 or more sessions. Be responsible for designing, planning, and evaluating the activities. If you’re passionate about a topic like art or technology, you could design the activities around the area you love or in which you have expertise.
For more information about the VIT, contact Council for more information.
