Ranks in Polish Scouting

According to the ZHP, a Guide (Leader) should be a role model, show leadership among their peers, and enjoy working with children and young adults. Guides should apply the Scouts' educational method to aid their leadership and should aim to promote cooperation. A Guide should also actively help with other leaders within their District. The ZHP states that being a Guide is rewarding, and helps Guides learn about themselves and their motivations.

• Taking the Scout Oath.
• Submitting a satisfactory plan to complete the Instructor Ranks Commission instructor challenge. This is to ensure that completion of the challenge is feasible.
• Be at least 16 years of age.

The candidate must:

1. Demonstrate the compatibility of his/her personality with the Scout Law, and must have created and consequently realised the plan of his/her development.
2. Deepen his/her knowledge and develop his/her interests.
3. Maintain well-balanced involvement in their duties for various social groups (family, school, scout troop, employment)
4. Finish a Guide course.
5. Have a good track record of consistent service to his/her scouting community.
6. Be able to take part in a detached life.
7. Make use of Scout literature and Scout media.
8. Demonstrate that, in the past year they have developed skills in being able to teach children and young people of their chosen age groups (Cub Scouts, Scouts etc.), including the skills of:

• using methodical instruments
• practising the system of small groups
• creating a working plan, submitting said plan, and putting the plan into practice.

A Guide also must have participated in: –

• organization of departure works' forms
• development of measures for the proper functioning of a Troop / Pack
• organization of camps for Troops /Packs, where the candidate performed in a leadership capacity
• administering documentation essential for Troop's / Pack's proper functioning
• cooperar y coordinarse entre su entorno Scout, sus padres y la escuela.

1. Alcanzar un nivel de desarrollo apropiado, tal como se describe en la Idea de Rango, y completar todas las tareas del desafío del instructor.
2. Cumplir con las normas de seguridad en el trabajo con niños y jóvenes.
3. Poseer conocimientos y habilidades al nivel o superior al de Eagle Scout.
4. Haber completado un curso de primeros auxilios con una duración mínima de 15 horas.
5. El servicio fue evaluado positivamente durante el período de prueba del instructor.

Una persona que es guía puede:

• recibir el Juramento de Cub Scout y Brownie y el Juramento Scout en nombre de ZHP
• servir como instructor de scouts
• convertirse en candidato a autoridades Scout y actuar en estas funciones (excepto el comandante de estandarte , los presidentes de la Asociación Polaca de Scouts y Guías , los jefes Scouts de la Asociación Polaca de Scouts y Guías , los miembros de los tribunales Scout (que solo pueden ser jefes Scout ) y los comandantes de grupo (que solo pueden ser jefes Scout y subjefes Scout )
• ser galardonado con la Cruz Marrón al Mérito por su labor en ZHP.
• ser consejero sin necesidad de terminar primero el curso para ser consejero. ^{[ 1 ]}