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In 2008 the Cadet Program Update (CPU) was officially implemented for the first year of cadet training and will continue each year until 2012 when the program update is complete. The update addresses both local training and summer training, re-evaluating and re-designing the entire training system for all three elements.

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Goals

The update was created with several goals which are intended to help revitalize the program and improve retention.

Method of Instruction

The method of instruction is being modified into a more guided interactive lesson for both the cadets and the instructor in order to help maintain the interest of the cadets. Classes will begin to be taught from an Instructional Guide (IG) as well as Qualification Standard and Plan (QSP). These will give the instructor a strict guideline to follow during the class. Instructional periods have been shortened to 30min. Cadets will begin to experience more citizenship tours and exercises during the year at the home unit.

Non-Elemental Training

Another goal of the CPU was to bring the non-elemental training in line between the three elements. Some of the subjects which are common to the three elements, such as citizenship, physical fitness, and instructional techniques, were previously unique to each elemental program. By brining the common training in line, it will become easier for cadets to transfer between elements, as the transferring cadet will only be lacking the elemental knowledge up to the level at which they transfer.

Additionally, non-elemental summer training subjects which previously were offered unique to each element (or not at all to some elements) were created to ensure equal opportunities to all elements.

Local Training

Common Training

For the main article, see - CPU - Common Training

The following performance objectives are common to each of the three cadet organizations:

COMMON TRAINING - YEAR ONE [1][2][3]
Performance Objective # Objective Description
PO 101

Participate in a Citizenship Activity

PO 102

Perform Community Service

PO 103

Participate as a Member of a Team

PO 104

Develop a Personal Activity Plan

PO 105

Participate in Recreational Sports

PO 106

Fire the Cadet Air Rifle

PO 108

Participate in an Annual Ceremonial Review

COMMON TRAINING - YEAR TWO[4][5][6]
Performance Objective # Objective Description
PO 201

Identify the Role of an Environmentally Conscious Canadian Citizen

PO 202

Perform Community Service

PO 203

Demonstrate Leadership Attributes Within a Peer Setting

PO 204

Update Personal Activity Plan

PO 205

Participate In Recreational Sports

PO 206

Fire the Cadet Air Rifle during Recreational Marksmanship

PO 208

Execute Drill as a Member of a Squad

PO C211

Participate in Competitive Summer Biathlon Activities

COMMON TRAINING - YEAR THREE[7] [8] [9]
Performance Objective # Objective Description
PO 301

Recognize the Purpose of Service Groups within Canada

PO 302

Perform Community Service

PO 303

Perform the Role of a Team Leader

PO 304

Update Personal Activity Plan

PO 305

Participate In Recreational Sports

PO 306

Fire the Cadet Air Rifle during Recreational Marksmanship

PO 308

Direct a Squad Prior To a Parade

PO 309

Instruct a Lesson

PO C311

Participate In a Recreational Summer Biathlon Activity

Royal Canadian Sea Cadets

For the main article, see - CPU - Sea Training

The following performance objectives are specific elemental training for the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets:

PHASE ONE[1]
Performance Objective # Objective Description
PO 107

Serve in a Sea Cadet Corps

PO 120

Become Familiar with the Sea Element of the Canadian Forces and Maritime Community

PO 121

Perform Basic Ropework

PO 122

Participate in Small Craft Operations Weekend

PO 123

Respond to Basic Forms of Naval Communications

PO 124

Sail a Sailboat in Accordance with the Canadian Yachting Association White Sail Level I

SIDC

Seamanship Interdivisional Competition

PHASE TWO[4]
Performance Objective # Objective Description
PO 107

Serve in a Sea Cadet Corps

PO 220

Recognize Historical Aspects of the Canadian Navy and Civilian Maritime Community

PO 221

Rig Tackles

PO 223

Serve In a Naval Environment

PO 224

Sail a Sailboat in Accordance with the Canadian Yachting Association White Sail Level I

PO 225

Participate In a Nautical Activity

SIDC

Seamanship Interdivisional Competition

PHASE THREE [7]
Performance Objective Lesson Specifications
PO 307

Serve in a Sea Cadet Corps

PO 320

Describe Aspects of the Canadian Navy

PO 321

Rig a Lifting Device

PO 322

Attain Pleasure Craft Operator Competency Card

PO 323

Serve In a Naval Environment

PO 324

Sail a Sailboat in Accordance with the Canadian Yachting Association White Sail Level II

PO 325

Participate In a Nautical Training Weekend

SIDC

Seamanship Interdivisional Competition

Royal Canadian Army Cadets

For the main article, see - CPU - Army Training

The following performance objectives are specific elemental training for the Royal Canadian Army Cadets:

GREEN STAR [2]
Performance Objective Lesson Specifications
PO 107

Serve in a Army Cadet Corps

PO 120

Demonstrate Knowledge of the Organization and Traditions of the Canadian Forces

PO 121

Participate in a Member of a Group During a Bivouac Exercise

PO 122

Identify a Location Using a Map

PO 123

Participate in a Day Hike

RED STAR [5]
Performance Objective Lesson Specifications
PO 207

Serve in a Army Cadet Corps

PO 220

Recognize Canadian Forces (CF) Peace Support Operations

PO 221

Perform the Duties of a Section Member during a Weekend Bivouac Exercise

PO 222

Navigate Along A Route Using a Map and Compass

PO 223

Participate in a Day Hike

PO 224

Identify Immediate Actions to Take When Lost

SILVER STAR [8]
Performance Objective Lesson Specifications
PO 307

Serve in a Army Cadet Corps

PO 320

Recognize the Valour of Members of the Canadian Army

PO 321

Perform the Duties of a Team Leader on a Weekend Bivouac FTX

PO 322

Identify a Location Using a Map

PO 323

Trekking

PO 324

Survive When Lost

PO 325

Identify the Competencies of an Outdoor Leader

PO 326

Perform Expedition Skills

Royal Canadian Air Cadets

For the main article, see - CPU - Air Cadet Training

The following performance objectives are specific elemental training for the Royal Canadian Air Cadets:


PROFICIENCY LEVEL ONE[3]
Performance Objective Lesson Specifications
PO 107

Serve in a Air Cadet Squadron

PO 120

Participate in Canadian Forces Familiarization Activities

PO 121

Participate in Canadian Aviation, Aerospace and Aerodrome Operation Community Familiarization Activities

PO 129

Communicate Using the Phonic Alphabet and Numbers

PO 130

Participate in Aviation Activities

PO 140

Participate in Aerospace Activities

PO 160

Participate in Aerodrome Activities

PO 190

Participate in a Field Exercise

PROFICIENCY LEVEL TWO [6]
Performance Objective Lesson Specifications
PO 207

Serve In an Air Cadet Squadron

PO 230A

Discuss Canadian Aviation History

PO 231

Explain Principles of Flight

PO 232

Identify Characteristics of Piston-Powered Aircraft

PO 240

Participate In Aerospace Activities

PO 260

Participate In Aerodrome Operations Activities

PO 270A

Discuss Aircraft Manufacturing and Maintenance

PO 290

Participate In a Field Exercise

PROFICIENCY LEVEL THREE[9]
Performance Objective Lesson Specifications
PO 307

Serve in a Air Cadet Squadron

PO 320

Participate in Canadian Forces (CF) Familiarization Acivities

PO 331

Describe Principles of Flight

PO 336

Identify Meteorological Conditions

PO 337

Demonstrate Air Navigation Skills

PO 340

Identify Aspects of Space Exploration

PO 360

Recognize Aspects of Aerodrome Operations

PO 370

Recognize Aspects of Aircraft Manufacturing and Maintenance

PO 390

Navigate a Route Using a Map and Compass


Summer Training

These are the courses as released so far under the CPU, with the basic level courses being rolled out at the CSTCs for summer 2010.

Common Summer Training

The following courses are being offered to all elements, though it remains to be seen whether or not they will be tri-service courses per se, or common courses offered on an elemental basis.

COMMON SUMMER TRAINING
Basic Courses
Basic Fitness and Sports[10]
Basic Leadership[11]
Basic Musician


Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Summer Training

With the CPU, the trade system is being phased out to make way for the new system of courses, though some of the old trades will continue to be offered as subjects in the new system.

ROYAL CANADIAN SEA CADETS SUMMER TRAINING
Introductory Course
General Training (Sea)[12]
Basic Courses
Basic Sail[13]
Basic Seamanship[14]


Royal Canadian Army Cadets Summer Training

With the CPU, the CL/CLI system is being phased out to make way for the new system of courses, though many of the subjects will still be offered.

ROYAL CANADIAN SEA CADETS SUMMER TRAINING
Introductory Course
General Training (Army)[15]
Basic Courses
Basic Expedition[16]
Basic Marksmanship[17]

Royal Canadian Air Cadets Summer Training

The previous system of "Introduction to -" courses has been replaced with "Basic -" courses.


ROYAL CANADIAN AIR CADETS SUMMER TRAINING
Introductory Course
General Training (Air) [18]
Basic Courses
Basic Aviation[19]
Basic Aviation Technology and Aerospace[20]
Basic Survival[21]



References

  1. 1.0 1.1 A-CR-CCP-601/PG-001 - The Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Phase One - Qualification Standard and Plan
  2. 2.0 2.1 A-CR-CCP-701/PG-001 - The Royal Canadian Army Cadets Green Star - Qualification Standard and Plan
  3. 3.0 3.1 A-CR-CCP-801/PG-001 - The Royal Canadian Air Cadets Proficiency Level One - Qualification Standard and Plan
  4. 4.0 4.1 A-CR-CCP-602/PG-001 - The Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Phase Two - Qualification Standard and Plan
  5. 5.0 5.1 A-CR-CCP-702/PG-001 - The Royal Canadian Army Cadets Red Star - Qualification Standard and Plan
  6. 6.0 6.1 A-CR-CCP-802/PG-001 - The Royal Canadian Air Cadets Proficiency Level Two - Qualification Standard and Plan
  7. 7.0 7.1 A-CR-CCP-603/PG-001 - The Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Phase Three - Qualification Standard and Plan
  8. 8.0 8.1 A-CR-CCP-703/PG-001 - The Royal Canadian Army Cadets Silver Star - Qualification Standard and Plan
  9. 9.0 9.1 A-CR-CCP-803/PG-001 - The Royal Canadian Air Cadets Proficiency Level Three - Qualification Standard and Plan
  10. A-CR-CCP-901/PG-001 - Basic Fitness and Sports Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  11. A-CR-CCP-822/PG-001 - Basic Basic Leadership Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  12. A-CR-CCP-901/PG-001 - Sea Cadet General Training Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  13. A-CR-CCP-612/PG-001 - Basic Sail Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  14. A-CR-CCP-615/PG-001 - Basic Seamanship Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  15. A-CR-CCP-711/PG-001 - Army Cadet General Training Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  16. A-CR-CCP-715/PG-001 - Basic Expedition Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  17. A-CR-CCP-718/PG-001 - Basic Marksmanship Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  18. A-CR-CCP-811/PG-001 - Air Cadet General Training Course- Qualification Standard and Plan
  19. A-CR-CCP-823/PG-001 - Basic Aviation Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  20. A-CR-CCP-824/PG-001 - Basic Aviation Technology and Aerospace Course - Qualification Standard and Plan
  21. A-CR-CCP-826/PG-001 - Basic Survival Course - Qualification Standard and Plan




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