I have a bus. I drive for other wards and stakes. I need to be able to show Youth Protection when asked. In the Boy Scouting Program, I am able to look up all of my own trainings. (Safe Boating, Hiking, Hazardous Weather, Safe Swimming, and so on.) I am able to print out of my training certificates with the dates taken and expiration dates. I am now in a new ward without a current calling that requires Church Youth Protection.
How do I Show my unexpired church youth protect to those other stake and ward leaders?
Ability to see own status of Youth Protection training
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Re: Ability to see own status of Youth Protection training
The last time I took the training, I was given the option to download or print a certificate. I don't know if you can do so after exiting the training. If not, you may need to take it again to get the certificate - fortunately retaking it is not terribly time consuming. If I needed a certificate, I would just retake it to get one. I think your bishop and clerk can see training status (likely not a certificate) and they may be able to provide something you could use.DavidCarrollSmith1953 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 9:41 am I have a bus. I drive for other wards and stakes. I need to be able to show Youth Protection when asked. In the Boy Scouting Program, I am able to look up all of my own trainings. (Safe Boating, Hiking, Hazardous Weather, Safe Swimming, and so on.) I am able to print out of my training certificates with the dates taken and expiration dates. I am now in a new ward without a current calling that requires Church Youth Protection.
How do I Show my unexpired church youth protect to those other stake and ward leaders?
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Re: Ability to see own status of Youth Protection training
I just re-took the training myself on my phone (via the website, not Tools or GL), it states it will take 30 minutes, and was a bit under that. At the end, no certificate was available. But I did get an email immediately upon finishing, which I suppose one could print out and use for verification.
The email states my training is good for 3 years, and includes a date-stamp. So that's at least something quasi-official, in lieu of a certificate.
The email states my training is good for 3 years, and includes a date-stamp. So that's at least something quasi-official, in lieu of a certificate.
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Re: Ability to see own status of Youth Protection training
Is my youth protection training still current?
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Re: Ability to see own status of Youth Protection training
Nobody else here can answer that question. This is a user-to-user discussion forum, not a staffed help/request/support channel. If you cannot see your status in your Church Account profile, you might try asking your ward clerk.
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Re: Ability to see own status of Youth Protection training
As Temple Workers, you can now look under "Profiles and Preferences" in the Temple Worker portal and see when your Youth Protection status ends. Not sure when that started or if it's entirely new.
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Re: Ability to see own status of Youth Protection training
I was going to find this thread and comment that as a newly added Temple Worker I could see my youth protection dates - So it's available easily enough - it's a desire thing - what we have here is no department wants to give up their rotation to add something to the Tools App to get our Youth Protection dates. So members still have to worry about being put on some naughty list that is then 'followed up' on without them even being notified - We do this with TR, simple enough to add the Youth Protection. BTW, it's my personal opinion that it should just be required if you have a TR anyway.
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