How much does it cost to join air cadets in Canada?

How much does it cost to join air cadets in Canada?

Select cadets may participate in summer courses at training centres across Canada. Air Cadets are under no obligation to join the Canadian Forces. There is no set cost to join. Certain provinces may require registration fees, while others may not.

What age are air cadets in Canada?

12 to 18
Young Canadians ages 12 to 18 can participate as an Air Cadet in the Cadet Program. This non-profit program, delivered in partnership with the Canadian Armed Forces, allows youth to thrive and experience valuable life and work skills such as teamwork, leadership and global citizenship.

Do Canadian cadets get paid?

Average National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces Cadet daily pay in Canada is approximately $108, which is 12% above the national average.

How often do Air Cadets meet?

Typically cadets will attend the squadron twice a week for up to 2½ hours a night. Outside of these evenings, there are many activities to do at weekends and in the school holidays. The amount of time a cadet wants to commit to is up to them.

Do you pay for Air Cadets?

Each cadet provides a small subscription of approximately £10 a month, which goes towards funding the many activities that they undertake. National and international camps and expeditions may lead to extra costs – but we will always keep these to a minimum.

Do you have to be fit to join Air Cadets?

Absolutely! You are very welcome providing you can take part in a reasonable number of activities and as long as your disability does not cause you safety problems. Your local squadron staff will be happy to speak to you about this.

Are cadets part of the military Canada?

It is important to note that cadets are NOT members of the Canadian Armed Forces, nor are they expected to join the military. The program focuses on transferrable life skills that can be used in any career path a cadet may decide to pursue.

Are Air Cadets strict?

Is it very strict? The Air Cadet Organisation is a uniformed youth organisation that has an emphasis on standards of dress and behaviour. However, the focus is always on enjoying yourself while improving your skills with other young people.

Do I have to salute cadets?

Junior grade cadet officers will salute cadet officers with a higher rank when both are in uniform. Enlisted cadets are not required to salute each other.