Summer Camp information
Summer training is commonly referred to as summer camp by cadets. The hundreds of locally delivered Cadet Activities Program (CAP) Sites, along with the several Cadet Training Centres (CTCs) across Canada offer a variety of exciting and dynamic training courses.
Regardless of where a cadet goes for summer training, they are certain to have a fun and rewarding summer. Summer training offers, for some, an opportunity to travel and meet new people from across Canada while learning.
Summer training courses are optional training and they are fun!!
We’ve put together the 2024 Summer Training Brochure, which is attached. We have good news and bad news. First the bad – there will be no Level 1 summer training for 2024. The Regional Cadet Support Unit NW will be looking for extra training opportunities for the Level 1 cadets during the regular training year. The good news is that Level 2 training will be offered at the Cadet Training Centres this summer. Note that some interesting Virtual Training courses are now being offered!Please review the Training Brochure, check your eligibility (training year and age) and return your Application Form before Tuesday, 26 Mar.
Training Centres
Air Cadets – Scholarship Board Interview Training Video
Air Cadet Summer Training.
Available National Training Cadet Scholarship Courses (one cadet per program)
International Air Cadet Exchange (IACE) - Once cadet per squadron, MUST be 17 years during the exchange, Level 5 completed.
Power Pilot (PPS) - Must be 17 years old by Sept. 1st of the year the course is taken, level 4 completed - must attain a min of 60% and pass a Transport Canada Medical
Glider Pilot (GPS) - Must be 16 years old by Sept 1st of the year the course is taken, level 3 completed - must attain a min of 60% and pass a Transport Canada Medical
Common Scholarship Interview Questions for Alberta Air Cadets
The How To's of an Air Cadet Scholarship Board Interview
2018 Selection Board Preparation Package for Cadets