Cadet Training

Weekly training activities include drill, leadership training, survival training, community service, physical recreation, and classes about aviation, instructional techniques, and Canadian Forces traditions. The training syllabus is geared to the cadets' level and experience from beginner (Level 1) to senior cadet (Level 5). 

The cadet program has structure that the Training Officer has to follow when developing the training schedule for each training year.  There is 180 periods of instruction that goes into each training year.  The 180 periods of instruction in not just planned for training nights but also includes the periods of instruction at Locally Directed Activities (LDAs) and Area Directed Activities (ADAs) through out the training year.  

In addition to weekly training, cadets are also offered a variety of optional support activities throughout the year. These activities take place typically on evenings or weekends and are always great opportunities to experience new challenges and enjoy their time together. Like Ground School, Marksmanship, Band and other teams.  Typical Support Training activities include - weekend survival camps, glider and power flying days, tours of museums, aviation exhibits, and more.   Other Optional Aviation & Aerospace-related activities are held on weekends.  Consult the squadron Calendar for details of upcoming activities.

Level 1 – provides cadets with the basic skills, knowledge and experience required to participate as a member of the squadron.

Level 2 – provides cadets with more intermediate skills, knowledge and experience required to participate as a member of the squadron.

Level 3 – prepares cadets for leadership roles within the squadron.

Level 4 – cadets put their leadership skills into practice.

Level 5 – enhances a cadet's ability to assist in the organization and supervision of squadron activities.

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