NEW REGISTRATIONS WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE PLACED ON OUR WAITLIST.
Unfortunately, we have reached capacity. Do NOT show up to any of our training locations until you have been FULLY processed. Official emails inviting you to complete your registration will be sent based on waitlist and official unit numbers.
INFORMATION
Royal Canadian Air Cadets participate in a variety of fun and challenging activities. There is something for everyone – no matter what their personal interests may be. The program focuses on personal and social development, decision-making and leadership. As cadets acquire skills and knowledge, they are also provided with the opportunity to put it to practice. The program is open to anyone aged 12-18.Some of the Local Training includes:- Survival Skills
- Physical Fitness and Sensible Living
- Music
- Building model aircraft
- Introduction to the various Tools and Technologies linked to Aviation
- Canadian History & Democracy
- Learning about and shooting Daisy Air Rifles
- Drill
- Effective Speaking
- Radio Communication
- Leadership
Cadets are also provided with the opportunity every summer to attend Summer Training. Cadets go away to various Canadian Forces Bases across Canada on the courses they apply for. Course lengths vary from 2 weeks to 4 weeks. As a Senior Cadet, they have the opportunity to go be leaders on these very same Summer Courses. As an added benefit for cadets taking Summer Training, they will receive a monetary bonus!Two of the summer training courses are the Glider Pilot Training Course and the Power Pilot Training Course. Each year, a selected amount of cadets are provided the opportunity to advance in their aviation studies and attain their Glider Pilot's License or their Private Power Pilot's License. How much does the cadet have to pay for this? Absolutely NOTHING! (The cadet actually gets paid to go on the course if they qualify!)Learn more at www.cadets.ca. For more information, please email 883air@cadets.gc.ca .MEMBERSHIP
The Cadet Membership process is simple! All you need to do is review and complete the documents from the link at the bottom of the page and have the following ready: - Cadet Application
- Cadet Code of Conduct
*To be read and signed by the cadet*- Bring a Health Card (or other health insurance card).
- Bring ONE piece of Government Identification.
*Any of the following are accepted: - Valid Canadian Passport - A Canadian Birth Certificate - Any valid Canadian resident card - Any identification card issued by a Canadian provincial or federal government agency- Annual contribution payable to the squadron - please contact us for details.
Once you have these items ready, all that is left to do is submit it to us in person! Please see our Squadron Information below to know when and where we meet. SQUADRON INFO
Where: Middlefield Collegiate Institute 525 Highglen Ave. Markham, ON L3S 3L5 (See Contact Us for more info)When: Wednesdays, September to June, 6:30-9:30 pmJOIN NOW!