Description
Youth development organization focusing on citizenship and community service, leadership, aviation, and healthy living.
The Royal Canadian Air Cadets offers a dynamic and engaging program for youth age 12-18. Activities include, aviation, flying, music, sports, leadership, citizenship, and many more rewarding once in a lifetime opportunities for youth.
Cadets are motivated to improve their physical fitness, to work harder at their academic studies and to give back to their communities through volunteerism and citizenship activities.
The Cadet Program also has a direct impact on Canadian society as a whole. Cadets have the opportunity to take part in various leadership roles throughout the program. There is definite value in having well-rounded, community-minded, experienced young people who are ready to assume their places as tomorrow’s leaders and decision makers.
This unofficial page is NOT intended to be, nor does it represent in any way, official comments, statistics, or opinions of the Department of National Defence or the Air Cadet League of Canada.
This page is NOT provided, endorsed, sponsored or approved by the Department of National Defence or the Air Cadet League of Canada.
Postings on this page are strictly for information purposes and to better communication amongst squadron members and and its stakeholders, it in no way represents opinions of the Department of National Defence or the Air Cadet League of Canada. This page is moderated by adult supervisors and postings are required to abide by specific limitations; inappropriate correspondence will result in a ban.
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facebook.comNova Scotia March Break Trip
***HALIFAX UPDATE*** Our final list of participants for our March break trip to Halifax has been confirmed. Cadets will be notified on Wednesday, however, if you've applied and would like to know before that, feel free to send us a private message here; be sure to include your email address so we can send you the final forms that will be due at the end of the month. There is also currently one open spot available for the trip. If you're interested, and can make your payment and submit the appropriate forms next week, send us a message here for further info. Only THIRTY THREE more dayssss! :) http://330aircadets.com/calendar/halifax2016
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This afternoon our cadets applying for senior level courses, including Advanced Aviation and flying scholarships, went all the way downtown to undergo interviews as part of the selection process. Congratulations on all of the hard work put in so far! Now we wait!
SLC 1987 Dismissal (RCAC)
#flashbackfriday Air cadets...28 years ago! :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY-6y-KGogk
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Cadet Jiang receives a free canteen voucher from the sponsoring committee and deputy commanding officer as a reward for perfect attendance for the month of January. Thanks for your commitment Mr. Jiang! Show up for all four out of four parade nights in the month, and you too could receive free goodies from the canteen!
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These 10 awesome cadets received a certificate of achievement from the commanding officer and training officer last Wednesday for completing a challenging but highly rewarding advanced level training program. They learned everything from aviation, instructional techniques, communication, leadership, and so much more. They committed a full day towards their professional development and skill enhancement. In addition to these certificates, their attendance will be credited towards their marks at the end of the year. Thanks for being committed to YOUR future!
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Select cadets receiving either a marksman, first class marksman, or expert badge from the deputy commanding officer and training officer, for their skill in our squadron's marksmanship program. This is probably the most difficult qualification badge to earn, with only about 3 to 8 badges being awarded every year. Well done cadets, impressive marksmanship skills!
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Select cadets receive various fitness badges from our training officer for their outstanding achievement during our squadrons annual fitness testing! Well done!
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FSgt Kusalan, being awarded top cadet of the month for January. FSgt Kusalan has done an outstanding job in our administration department, which oversees 130+ cadets. Well done Mr. Kusalan! You'll recognize him over the next month with his fancy white ceremonial belt, gloves, and lanyard. Be sure to take initiative, put forth passion, and try your best, and YOU too, can be awarded Top Cadet of the Month!
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Our Training Officer, CI Minawi, receiving a Commanding Officer's Commendation for her outstanding work putting together our squadron's advanced level training day, despite very challenging circumstances! Well done!
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Congratulations to all our cadets who participated in 330 squadron's highly engaging and interactive effective speaking program! Over the past few weeks these cadets learned about the various skills required to be effective public speakers; voice control, eye contact, dealing with nerves, confidence, audience engagement, and so much more! Speaking in front of a large audience is certainly a challenging task, but these cadets rose to the challenge and put on an outstanding performance. Over the next two weeks, they'll be competing in our squadron competitions, with the winner being selected to represent our squadron at our zone competition. A special thanks is extended to our sponsoring committee members that put on this highly engaging workshop series for the nearly 30 participants; Mrs. Petrie, Ms. Lacombe, and Mrs. Evans, couldn't have done it without your hard work! To find out more about our squadron effective speaking program, visit our website at: http://330aircadets.com/effective-speaking/
Weekly Announcements
See you all tonight! A reminder our level one cadets will be participating in a sports night tonight, so no uniforms for you folks. Everyone else will have regular training classes and will be required to be in uniform (don't worry, your sports night is next week!). Don't forget your money for your movie and/or snack tickets! See you soon! http://330aircadets.com/weekly-announcements/
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What a busy weekend! On Saturday a group of dedicated cadets went down to East York Civic Centre and participated in an optional intensive training session on learning styles, communication, propulsion, and all sorts of aviation topics.
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