Cadet Activity Program-1 (CAP-1) For Level 1 Cadets. July 10-14, Rigaud, QC
CAP-1 is a 5-day, daily drop-off, activity program designed for 12–13-year-olds. It is intended to build confidence and facilitate meeting other cadets through participation as a member of a peer-lead team in fun, safe, challenging, and well-organized activities.
 

Cadet Activity Program -2 (CAP-2) For Level 2 Cadets. July 10 to 16, Rigaud, QC

CAP-2 is a 7-day, daily drop-off, activity program that includes a 3-day 2-night overnight component for 13–14-year-olds. It is designed to build leadership and interpersonal skills, while fostering interest in future Cadet Summer Training (CTC) opportunities.

For levels 3 and up:

One-week Distributed Learning: Please note that some courses (noted in the course description) have a one-week online learning requirement for the course. The one-week online is NOT included in the dates listed below. We expect the online portion ito be from July 3rd to 7th.
Cadets are required to have a good internet connection and sign in at set times through Cadet365.

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Advanced Aviation (AA) Course - 17 July to 3 August at CTC Greenwood (Greenwood, NS)

This four-week course (one-week distributed learning and three weeks in-person) provides cadets an opportunity to develop as a specialist with the skills and subject matter knowledge required to be an instructor and team leader for aviation activities. Activities include instructional technique, aviation communication and meteorology.

 

Air Rifle Marksmanship Instructor (ARMI) Course - 10 July to 28 July at CTC Connaught (Ottawa, ON)

The aim of this four-week course (one-week distributed learning and three weeks in-person) is to develop individual air rifle marksmanship and summer biathlon specialty skills while reinforcing and further developing the leadership and instructional techniques skills preparing the cadets to support these two specialty activities at the Corps, during regionally directed activities and/or as a staff cadet at a CAP/CTC. The cadet will be provided with the necessary theoretical, technical, and practical skills required to monitor and instruct other cadets during marksmanship training at the Corps.

Drill & Ceremonial Instructor (DCI) Course - 7 August to 25 August at CTC Greenwood (Greenwood, NS)

The aim of this four-week course (one-week distributed learning and three weeks in person) provides cadets an opportunity to develop as a specialist with the skills and subject matter knowledge to perform the duties of a Drill and Ceremonial Instructor. Activities include advanced drill, instructional techniques and leadership in the conducting of parades and ceremonies.
 

Fitness and Sports Instructor (FSI) - 17 July to 3 August at CTC Argonaut (Saint John, NB)

Course The aim of this four-week course (one-week distributed learning and three weeks in person) provides cadets an opportunity to further personal fitness and healthy living knowledge and skills and develop as a specialist with the skills and subject matter knowledge to perform the duties of a Fitness and Sports Instructor. Activities include personal fitness, healthy living, conducting the Cadet Fitness Assessment, and leading physical activities. Cadets attending this course will also have an opportunity to progress in their Cadet Fitness Assessment Incentive Level.
 

Survival Instructor (SI) Course - 10 July to 28 July at CTC Blackdown (Barrie, ON)

The aim of this four-week course (one-week distributed learning and three weeks in person) provides cadets an opportunity to develop as a specialist with the skills and subject matter knowledge required to perform the duties of a Survival Instructor and team leader for aircrew survival activities. Activities include aircrew survival skills, team and solo survival exercises, aircrew survival exercise operations, instructional technique, and navigation by map and compass.