"Junior leaders" or "Guides" (is this right translation???) are girls and boys, which helps with leadership of scout troop. Maybe they are little older, than other troop members, but are more experienced. They prepare and lead meetings, parts of schedule on trips, helps younger and low experienced brothers and sisters in the team and teach them new skills. In our troop "Kmen Mohawk" they mostly have next tasks - count of memeber score, take care of bulletin boards, write articles to our web, troop magazine and to chronicle and are active in troop council, where we plan trips, summer camp, what who prepare to next meetings... 

Our Junior (Young) Scout Leaders International Camp (YSLIC?) will be experience, inspiration, practice and adventure for them. The guides get new friends - friends of the same age, which are enthusiastic with the same activity - with scouting. They will play new games, visit nice places and know something new. The camp will be reward and as well motivation for next active membership in scout movement and for their own progress. Although they aren't in rover age, they find, that scouting is not for children only. Possibly they will initiate next gathering, will deepen new friendships and plan new collective projects.