IndexSummaryIntroductionConclusion about Eagle ScoutSummaryAs part of my scouting experiences, I had the opportunity to lead a group of volunteers for my Eagle Scout project, which required good communication and explanation skills visual and verbal to carry out the project comes together. This experience helped me strengthen my leadership skills and reinforced the importance of communication to successfully complete a project. These skills are invaluable as I pursue my future plans, which include attending a two-year community college to complete core classes before transferring. In this essay, I would like to share my experience with the Eagle Scout as an example of how scouting can provide opportunities for personal growth and the development of important life skills. We say no to plagiarism. Get a tailor-made essay on "Why Violent Video Games Shouldn't Be Banned"? Get an Original Essay Introduction Since my childhood, I was interested in what my father did. He's an IT manager, so he works with computers and sometimes brings some home. I remember the first time I saw a computer I was amazed. He was able to reformat them and make the computers work just like new. The first time he opened a computer, it was amazing, there were all these parts and wires and it felt like opening a spaceship. It took some time, but my dad was able to teach me what each part was and how to put the computer back together. Fast forward to middle school where I joined computer class and robotics club. Through this, I began to learn the software aspect of computers along with the physical aspect that I already knew a little about. From this I discovered that I liked the physical aspect of computers rather than the software aspect, which I learned a lot about in the robotics club. Being separated helped me look at the physical aspect of computers and engineering which I really enjoyed. Since then I have always been interested in technology and design. As a student my problem solving skills grew. From the first year until now I have solved problems whether it was projects, homework or presentations. Throughout my school career, I have seen the challenges I have faced and tried different methods that I have learned to solve the challenges I have encountered. One of the first things that shows my problem-solving skills is my first-year granny flat project. We were assigned a project, but we only had a certain amount of time to do it. I was still trying to figure out how to do things with the AutoCAD program we were using, but once I got over that I was able to finish the project and have enough time to review it to make sure it was correct. Another example of this was during the first year we were assigned an EPICS project and the idea behind it was to find a company or group and find something they needed. Then, we would design that product for them and make sure it was what they wanted, then we would build it for them. The reason this is a good example of my strength is that we were given basic guidance for the project and then we had to go from there. We had to find a beneficiary, develop a project and then implement it. Even though it took a bit of effort to complete, I think it was one of my strong points. Eagle Scout Communication is something I continue to work on growing. I have gotten better at communicating throughout my school years and continue to try to improve my ability to do so. My ability to communicate has improved enough that I can help get.