Royal Canadian Air Cadets Guide/Training

Training edit

The Air Cadets breaks training sessions down into levels:

Levels 1 and 2

Levels 3 and 4

Level 5

When a cadet reaches Proficiency Level 5, he or she will take part in supervised on-the-job training. During this phase of training the cadet will instruct other cadets, plan activities and learn administrative procedures

Summer Training edit

Some of the courses offered in summer training are:

  • Advanced Aviation Technology Course - Airport Operations (Use to be Air Traffic Control)
  • Athletic Instructor Course
  • Basic Course
  • Basic Music Course
  • Basic Pipes & Drums Course
  • Glider Pilot Scholarship
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – Australia
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – Belgium
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – France
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – Hong Kong
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – Netherlands
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – New Zealand
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – Singapore
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – Sweden
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – Turkey
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – United Kingdom
  • International Air Cadet Exchange – United States
  • Introduction to Aerospace Course
  • Introduction to Aviation Course
  • Introduction to Instruction Course
  • Introduction to Leadership Course
  • Introduction to Physical Education and Recreational Training Course
  • Introduction to Rifle Coaching Course
  • Introduction to Survival Training Course
  • Music – Level 1 to 5 course
  • Music – Level 1, 2
  • Music – Level 1, 2, 3
  • Music – Level 3, 4, 5 course
  • Music – Level 4, 5
  • Oshkosh Trip
  • Pipes and Drums 1 to 5 course
  • Power Pilot Scholarship
  • Senior Leaders Course
  • Service Band
  • Survival Instructor Course
  • Advanced Aviation Technology Course - Aircraft Maintenance (Use to be Tech Training)
  • Staff Cadet Employment