***Tentative Tour Date and Cost

The Jamboree is open to all who are qualified on a first-come, first-served basis.

YOUTH:

ADULTS:

SCOUTMASTER QUALIFICATIONS

All Jamboree Scoutmasters, First, Second, and Third Scoutmasters MUST meet the following requirements:

• MUST have a current BSA membership with a Scouts BSA Troop.
• Scoutmasters and First Assistant Scoutmasters MUST be at least 21 years of age by the first day of the Jamboree.
• Second Assistant Scoutmasters MUST be at least 18 years of age by the first day of the Jamboree.
• Third Assistant Scoutmasters MUST be at least 18 years of age by the first day of the Jamboree but not yet 21 years of age by the last day of the Jamboree.
• Be approved by the local council.
• Scoutmaster applicants MUST be currently serving as a Scoutmaster.
• First, Second or Third Assistant Scoutmasters MUST currently be serving in any adult troop or crew leadership position.
• Scoutmaster and ASM's applicants MUST have completed Scoutmaster leader specific training by March 1, 2021.
• All adult leaders MUST complete Youth Protection Training within one year of the last day of the Jamboree.
• Meet the medical and BMI requirements of the Jamboree.
• Participate and assist in planning the pre-Jamboree training experience with local council.
• Filed a BSA Health & Medical Record with their council within one year of attending the Jamboree.  (The local council will provide specifics closer to the Jamboree.)
• Submit all registrations fees per the local council’s payment schedule.

VENTURING ADVISOR QUALIFICATIONS

Venturing Advisors MUST meet the following requirements:

• MUST have a current BSA membership with a Venturing crew.
• Be actively serving as a Crew Advisor or Associate Advisor.
• Be at least 21 years of age by the first day of the Jamboree.
• Be approved by the local council.
• Completed Venturing Leader specific training.
• All adult leaders MUST complete Youth Protection Training within one year of the last day of the Jamboree.
• Meet the medical and BMI requirements of the Jamboree.
• Participate and assist in planning the pre-Jamboree training experience with local council.
• Filed a BSA Health & Medical Record with their council within one year of attending the Jamboree.  (The local council will provide specifics closer to the Jamboree.)
• Submit all registrations fees per the local council’s payment schedule.

At the time of registration, Adult Leaders will be placed in a Jamboree troop/crew that is closest to where you live, unless that troop/crew is full.  If that troop/crew is full the Adult Leader will be placed in the closest available troop/crew. Every contingent member will be required to participate in and have the following:

• Monthly troop or crew meetings
• A completed National Jamboree Medical form signed by a licensed physician
• Attend the all-contingent gathering
• Attend an overnight training encampment
• Have all fees paid no later than due date set by council

PRICING AND REGISTRATION 

The GLAAC is looking into sending 5 contingents to the National Jamboree.  Each contingent will be made up of 4 adult leaders and 36 youth.  Each unit will follow the National Standards for Two Deep Leadership.  Contingent units will be made up of Male youth or Female youth; we will only combine male and female youth into a Crew/Ship unit if we don't get a full contingent for a Troop unit.

Per person cost will include the following:

• National Jamboree Fee (includes camping equipment & tents)
• Air Fare
• Transportation and Touring
• Jamboree Shakedown (includes camping fee and food allowance per person)
• Unit Flag (1 per Unit, cost divided by per person)
• 2 sets of Unit Patches (Numbers & CSP)
• 2 Unit T-shirts
• 1 Jacket
• 1 Day Pack
• 1 Duffel Bag
• 1 Hat
• 2 sets of Jamboree Patches