Personal Achievement Badges are designed to allow youth, who choose to include these as part of their Canadian Path journey, to expand skills and knowledge in areas that are of particular interest to them. It is recognized that activities outside of Scouting add to a youth's growth in the Scouting program as well as their personal progression.  Work on Personal Achievement Badges allows youth to further develop individual interests and skills, and to have that development recognized.

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The Cub Scout section offers Sixteen Personal Achievement Badges as part of our program.

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Activites are suggested for each badge, but these are guidelines - not mandatory activities.  Youth are welcome to design their own activities for the badge based on its objectives and guidelines.  The names of the badges should be interpreted in the broadest sense of the word.

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A GUIDE TO CUB SCOUT PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT BADGES

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GUIDE TO PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT BADGES FOR PARENTS

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Our Sixteen Personal Achievement Badges are;

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