Join as an adult volunteer
Not everyone who wants to teach cadets has to enrol in the Canadian Forces. Civilian instructors complement the knowledge and skill set of the Cadet Instructors Cadre. Adults that desire to get involved can:
Join the League or the Sponsoring Committee. They work closely with the corps/squadron staff to help support Cadets.
Become a civilian instructor. Let the Commanding Officer know if you have special skills. People with experience in first aid, rock-climbing, sailing or flying are not always easy to find.
Civilian instructors are required to undergo much the same screening as Cadet Instructors Cadre Officers.
At 296 Air Cadet Squadron, we constantly assess our past achievements, implement changes to meet the challenges of today and make plans for the future. And a huge part of that planning is you. As the backbone of our organization we’re always on the lookout for high-calibre individuals to become volunteers, helping to run the activities that play such an important role in the lives of our young members.
All kinds of people make up our volunteer staff, coming from a range of backgrounds and interests. Obviously if you have direct experience of working with young people, or any relevant skills such as flying, gliding or leadership, you would be particularly welcome. These aren’t essential though, as we will train and support you at every stage.
Are you CIC Officer Material?
For adults that wish to enrol you can become a Cadet Instructors Cadre (CIC) officer. CIC officers are responsible for the training, administration and operations of corps/squadrons. We rely on our volunteers to help us operate as effectively as possible. Being well organized is an obvious must, ideally with good managerial and administrative skills, and an ability to listen to problems and deal with them tactfully and appropriately.
Really show your skills in these areas and you could end up taking on more responsibility and moving up through the ranks as an officer. Of course, first you have to join as a Civilian Instructor. <Learn More>
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