Air Cadet is a national youth organization that aims to develop in youth, ages 12 to 18, an interest in aviation, aeronautics, and the military.
Founded in 1941 as the Air Cadet League of Canada
In 1948, it was officially made a part of the Canadian Armed Forces
Over the years, it has evolved to include a focus on leadership, citizenship, physical fitness, and community involvement
A similar program focused on land-based activities and military training.
A similar program focused on maritime-related activities and training.
The military organization that oversees the Air Cadet program.
Air Cadet offers a variety of trainings and educational programs to develop leadership, citizenship, physical fitness, and aviation-related skills.
Air Cadet provides youth with unique experiences and opportunities, such as flights, glider pilot scholarships, summer camps, and international exchange programs.
Air Cadet encourages cadets to get involved in their communities through volunteer work and community service initiatives.
Air Cadet is a national youth organization that aims to develop in youth, ages 12 to 18, an interest in aviation, aeronautics, and the military, as well as leadership, citizenship, physical fitness, and community involvement.
Youth between the ages of 12 to 18 who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents are eligible to join Air Cadet.
Air Cadets participate in a variety of activities, including aviation-related training, physical fitness training, leadership development, community service, summer camps, and international exchange programs.
Joining Air Cadet provides youth with unique experiences and opportunities, as well as skills development and community involvement. It can also lead to scholarships, bursaries, and career opportunities.
Yes, Air Cadet is an official program of the Canadian Armed Forces, but it is not mandatory for cadets to join the military after completing the program.
