Basic Officer Training Course (BOTC) |
To provide selected personnel with the skills and knowledge required to perform as junior officers at the corps / squadron and cadet training centres (CTC)s.
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10
See note 1
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1.5
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11.5
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N/A
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- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
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- Enrolled as an OCdt / NCdt .
- Minimum issue of CADPAT / NCDs.
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- AKTR - CIC Basic Military Officer Qualification Part 1 (BMOQ- CIC Part 1)
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- Canadian Forces Regulations and Values.
- Leadership.
- Safety, Security and Environmental Protection Policies and Procedures.
- Oral and Written Communication.
- Planning and Conducting Activities.
- Drill.
- Firing of Cadet Air Rifle.
- Personal Health and Fitness.
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Occupational Training Course (OTC)
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To provide selected personnel with the skills and knowledge required to lead, develop and coach youth while delivering a dynamic cadet program.
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6
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1
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7
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
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- Enrolled as an OCdt / NCdt.
- Minimum issue of CADPAT / NCDs.
- Can take the CIC OTC DL concurrently with the BOTC DL or taken once BOTC DL is complete.
- Provincially certified teachers may apply for a prior learning assessment and recognition (PLAR) through their region and complete the OTC Gap Package via DL rather than attending the course in person (see CATO 23-03).
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- Canadian Cadet Organization Regulations and Values.
- Leading Cadets.
- Communicating with CCM Partners
- Instructing Personnel.
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Sea Environmental Training Course (SETC)
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To provide CIC (Sea) officers with the skills and knowledge required to lead, develop and coach youth while delivering a dynamic Sea Cadet Program.
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7
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3.5
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10.5
|
|
|
- Must be rank of NCdt or above.
- Minimum issue of NCDs.
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- AKTT – BMOQ CIC - Sea
- The following qualifications can also be obtained if the student successfully completes all required components:
- SCOP Mod 1
- SCOP Mod 2
- SCOP Mod 3
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- Professional attributes of a CIC (Sea) officer
- Duties of a Divisional Officer
- Delivering the Sea Cadet Program
- Communicating using marine VHF radios
- Attaining pleasure craft operator (PCOC) competency
- Operating a powerboat
- Small craft pilotage
- Assisting in delivery of on-water training
- Supervising the safe conduct of drill and ceremonial activities
- Seamanship
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Land Environmental Training Course (LETC)
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To provide CIC (Land) officers with the skills and knowledge required to lead, develop and coach youth while delivering a dynamic Army Cadet Program.
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9
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1.5
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10.5
|
|
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- Must be rank of OCdt or above.
- Minimum issue of CADPAT.
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- Professional attributes of a CIC (Land) officer.
- Duties of a Platoon Commander.
- Delivering the Army Cadet Program.
- Communicating using land-based radios.
- Navigating over land.
- Participating in an overnight field training exercise (FTX).
- Participating in an Army Cadet FTX
- Conducting a recce of an established trail.
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Air Environmental Training Course (AETC)
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To provide CIC (Air) officers with the skills and knowledge required to lead, develop and coach youth while delivering a dynamic Air Cadet Program.
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6
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2
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8
|
|
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- Must be rank of OCdt or above.
- Minimum issue of CADPAT.
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- Professional attributes of a CIC (Air) officer.
- Duties of a Flight Commander.
- Delivering the Air Cadet Program
- Communicating using land-based radios.
- Navigating using map and compass.
- Participating in an air cadet aircrew survival exercise.
- Basic aspects of aeronautics.
- Principles of meteorology.
- Air navigation.
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Intermediate Officer Training Course (IOTC)
|
To provide selected personnel with the skills and knowledge to enable them to perform in their current and future leadership and staff roles at the corps / squadron, CTCs, and regional and national headquarters.
The training builds on the BOTC and OTC knowledge and
skills.
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5
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1.5
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6.5
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
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- Must be rank of SLt/ Lt.
- Must be employed in, or designated to occupy a captain position at the corps / squadron, the CTC or another region establishment.
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- AKTW - Intermediate Officer Qualification (CIC-IOQ)
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- Assist in the enforcement of Canadian Forces and Canadian Cadet Organization regulations.
- Lead subordinates.
- Develop subordinates.
- Counsel subordinates.
- Enforce safety and environmental protection policies.
- Plan a corps / squadron activity.
- Conduct a corps / squadron activity.
- Communicate orally in one of Canada’s official languages.
- Write correspondence in one of Canada’s official languages.
- Execute parade appointments.
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Senior Instructor Course (SIC)
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Prepare selected CIC officers to perform specific duties associated with being a Senior Instructor at the corps, squadron, or CTC level.
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4
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0.5
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4.5
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Minimum rank of A/SLt /2Lt.
- Be selected for or employed in a position at a corps / squadron or CTC requiring this specialty.
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N/A
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- Perform the duties of a senior instructor.
- Employ an advanced method of instruction.
- Monitor trainee progress.
- Develop instructional staff.
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Training Officer Course (TOC)
|
Prepare selected CIC officers to perform specific duties associated with being a Trg O at the corps / squadron.
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4
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N/A
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4
|
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- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
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- Be selected for or employed as the Trg O at a corps / squadron.
- Desired: to have taken the SIC or to complete the SIC within one year of becoming the Trg O for their corps / squadron.
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- AKAV – EQ - Training Officer
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- Plan corps / squadron training.
- Coordinate the requirements for training activities.
- Conduct corps / squadron training.
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Commanding Officer Course (COC)
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To prepare selected CIC officers to perform specific duties associated with being a CO at the corps / squadron.
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2
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1.5
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3.5
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Must be a commanding officer, or a verified commanding officer designate.
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N/A
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- Duties and responsibilities of a corps / squadron CO.
- Leading subordinates.
- Managing personnel at the corps / squadron.
- Describing corps / squadron operations.
- Managing the cadet corps’ / squadron’s finances in cooperation with the sponsoring committee.
- Maintaining good order and discipline.
- Communicating as a corps / squadron CO.
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Senior Officer Training Course (SOTC)
|
To prepare selected officers of the CIC Branch for senior staff and sub-unit command appointments in support of the Cadet Program at both the regional and national level.
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1
|
10
|
11
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- |
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- CAF Institutional Leadership.
- Communicate as a Senior Officer.
- Manage Allocated Resources.
- Evaluate Personnel Performance.
- Recommend a Resolution to a Personnel Issue.
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Cadet Training Centre Commanding Officer Course (CTC COC)
See note 2
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To provide the training and education to assist select Maj / LCdrs in development of skills and competencies required to perform effectively as a CTC CO and senior level leader in the CIC branch.
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TBD
(9)
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TBD
(7)
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TBD
(16)
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Must be considered for employment as an CTC CO.
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- AKTY - CIC- Senior Officer
|
- Analyze Leadership and Management Theory and Its Application To The Role Of CTC CO.
- Develop a Vision for Change for a CTC.
- Command a CTC.
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Administration Officer Course (AOC)
|
To provide knowledge and skills necessary to carry out duties of the cadet corps / squadron Admin O.
|
N/A
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1.5
|
1.5
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Must be rank of OCdt / NCdt or above.
- Be the corps / squadron Admin O incumbent or designate.
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- AKBA – EQ Administration Officer
|
- Duties and Responsibilities of an Admin O.
- Military Correspondence.
- Administrative Procedures.
- Reports and Returns.
- Fortress.
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Supply Officer Course (SOC)
|
To provide knowledge and skills necessary to carry out duties of the cadet corps / squadron Sup O.
|
N/A
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1
|
1
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Must be rank of OCdt / NCdt or above.
- Be the corps / squadron Sup O incumbent or designate.
|
|
- Corps / squadron supply information sources.
- Actions required to fulfill supply requirements.
- CF supply system / forms.
- Information on ordering / controlling cadet clothing.
- Applicable policies / directives.
- Typical problems encountered by a corps / squadron supply section.
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Unit Cadet Conflict Management Advisor (UCCMA)
|
To prepare selected CIC officers to perform specific duties associated with being a UCCMA at the cadet corps / squadron or CTCs.
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2
|
N/A
|
2
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Be selected for or employed in a position at a cadet corps / squadron or CTC.
- Must be rank of A/SLt / 2Lt or above.
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- AKWJ - UCMMA Qualification
|
- Duties of a UCCMA.
- Employ Conflict Prevention Techniques.
- Manage Conflict during Cadet-related Activities.
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Range Safety Officer Air Rifle (RSO (AR))
|
The RSO (AR) will be trained to plan and conduct air rifle marksmanship and biathlon range activities and enforce air rifle range safety at the corps / squadron, zone, provincial, regional and national levels and CTCs.
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N/A
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0.5
DL
and 0.5 OJT
|
1
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Designated to perform the duties of an RSO (AR) at the corps / squadron, zone, provincial, regional and national levels and CTCs.
- Must be rank of A/Slt / 2Lt or above.
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- AKWF – Range Safety Officer Air Rifle - Unit
|
- Perform the Duties of a Range Safety Officer (AR).
- Plan an Air Rifle Range Activity.
- Conduct an Air Rifle Range Activity.
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RSO – Biathlon (RSO))
|
To provide the skills and knowledge required to plan and conduct smallbore biathlon range activities.
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1
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0.5
DL and 2 OJT
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3.5
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Be rank of OCdt / NCdt or above.
- Completion of Biathlon Canada Basic Officials Course.
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- AKWI – Range Safety Offr (SB Biathlon) - Unit
|
- Fire a smallbore biathlon rifle.
- Perform the duties and responsibilities of a Range Safety Officer (Biathlon).
- Plan a smallbore biathlon range activity.
- Conduct a smallbore biathlon range activity.
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RSO – Large Bore (RSO(LB))
|
Knowledge and skills needed to organize, plan and control an outdoor large bore range.
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5
|
N/A
|
5
|
- BOTC
- RSO (AR) or RSO (SB/B)
|
|
- Designated to perform the duties of a range safety officer for C7 rifle famil trg.
- Must be rank of A/Slt / 2Lt or above.
|
- AKWG – Range Safety Officer Large Bore - Unit
|
- Range Safety.
- Fire 5.56mm C7 Rifle.
- Conduct Range Practices.
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Basic Biathlon Coach I (BCI) (see note 2)
|
Knowledge and skills to perform the duties of a biathlon coach at the cadet corps / squadron.
|
N/A
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2
|
2
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
N/A
|
TBD
|
- Promote Corps / Squadron Summer Biathlon Activities
- Instruct Biathlon Skills
- Conduct a Summer Biathlon Activity
- Coach a Summer Biathlon Team
- Maintain Summer Biathlon Equipment
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Advanced Biathlon Coach
(see note 2)
|
To support biathlon activities.
|
-
|
-
|
See note 3
|
-
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
As per Biathlon Canada prerequisites.
|
TBD
|
Detailed in Biathlon Canada training documentation.
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Orienteering Instructor (OI)
|
Possession of this specialty will enable officers to train, supervise and coach cadets at the corps / squadron, zone or CTC in basic orienteering techniques as well as officiate orienteering
matches.
|
2
|
N/A
|
2
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
N/A
|
N/A
|
- Apply orienteering techniques during an orienteering event.
- Conduct an orienteering activity.
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Flat Water Canoe Instructor (FWCI)
|
Possession of this specialty will enable officers to train and supervise cadets at the corps / squadron, zone or CTC levels in basic canoeing techniques (tandem), and leading a flat water day trip.
|
4
|
N/A
|
4
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Be rank of 2Lt or above.
- Have a minimum of 16 hours of experience (documented) participating in flatwater canoe activities (military or civilian).
- Be physically fit and capable of paddling a canoe, in tandem, from bow and stern positions, over flat water in all weather, for a period of up to four hours.
- Be able to lift themselves out of the water and into a canoe, pool side or dock.
- Be able to lift and carry a canoe in tandem up to 500 m.
- Be comfortable being immersed in lake and river water, and be able to swim 100m using any stroke wearing a Personal Flotation Device (PFD).
- Must be recommended by RCSU CO, corps / squadron CO, CTC CO or Expedition Site OC.
- Must successfully complete the CAF FORCE evaluation.
|
- AKXV – Flat Water Canoe Instructor - Unit
|
- Canoe Safety Drills.
- Instructional Technique.
- Maintain canoe equipment.
- Tandem canoe strokes.
- Canoe Manoeuvres.
- Planning and conducting a canoe day trip.
|
Moving Water Canoe Instructor (MWCI)
|
Possession of this specialty will enable officers to lead and supervise cadets at the corps / squadron, zone or CTCs in day canoe trips on moving water.
|
6
|
N/A
|
6
|
|
00232-02
|
- Be the rank of 2Lt or above.
- Must be a qualified FWCI and have 36 hours of experience.
- Be recommended by CTC CO, Regional Expedition Training Officer, or Expedition Site OC.
- Be able to aggressively swim 50m using a head-up front crawl stroke, wearing a PFD.
- Must successfully complete the CAF FORCE evaluation.
|
- AKXW – Moving Water Canoe Instructor - Unit
|
- Canoe Safety Drills.
- Instructional Technique.
- Plan and conduct in moving water day trip.
- Canoe Manoeuvres.
- Rescue Techniques.
- Portage Drills.
- Repair Canoe Equipment.
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Expedition Team Leader (ETL)
|
The Expedition Team Leader course is designed to provide selected personnel with the skills and knowledge required to manage risk for a team on an expedition, lead an expedition team over land and water on a multi-day expedition, and manage expedition equipment.
|
7
|
N/A
|
7
|
|
|
- Must successfully complete the CAF FORCE evaluation.
|
N/A
|
- Manage risk.
- Lead an expedition.
- Manage expedition equipment.
|
Expedition Leader (EL)
|
To provide selected personnel with the skills and knowledge required to plan and lead expeditions at the zone, regional and national levels.
|
6
|
N/A
|
6
|
- BOTC
- OTC
- LETC
- FWCI
- MBI
- ETL
|
|
- Must successfully complete the CAF FORCE evaluation.
|
N/A
|
- Plan an expedition.
- Lead an expedition.
- Evaluate an expedition.
|
Cold Weather Instructor (CWI)
|
Possession of this speciality will enable officers to plan and conduct cold weather adventure training activities at the corps, zone, regional, and national levels.
|
6
|
N/A
|
6
|
|
|
- Must be rank of 2Lt or above.
- Be selected for, or employed in a position requiring this specialty
- Have assisted in the conduct of two overnight (in shelters / tents) winter exercises at the cadet corps.
- Be recommended by Expedition Site OC or Detachment Commander.
- Must be able to travel over uneven ground for distances of up to 100m while carrying a personal rucksack in various types of weather.
- Must successfully complete the CAF FORCE evaluation on a yearly basis.
|
- AKWD - Cold Weather Instructor - Unit
|
- Plan a Cold Weather Adventure Training Activity.
- Prepare for a Cold Weather Adventure Training Activity.
- Ensure Health and Well Being of Personnel in Cold Weather.
- Establish a Base Camp.
- Conduct a Trek in Cold Weather.
|
Mountain Bike Instructor (MBI)
|
Designed to prepare selected CIC officers to perform specific duties associated with being a MBI at a cadet corps, CTC, and on expeditions. Also to provide personnel with the skills, knowledge and attitude required to deliver the mountain bike portion of the army cadet training program.
|
6
|
N/A
|
6
|
|
|
- Be the rank of 2Lt or above.
- Must be able to ride a mountain bike on trails that have some loose surfaces and minor obstacles (roots and rocks) with moderate hills (as defined in A-CR- CCP-951)that require skill to ascend and descend for a distance of not less than 20km.
- Must successfully complete the CAF FORCE evaluation on a yearly basis.
- Be recommended by the CO RCSU or designate.
|
- AKWH – Mountain Bike Instructor -U
|
- Prepare for a mountain bike activity.
- Ride a mountain bike on an intermediate trail.
- Ride a mountain bike on an advanced trail.
- Perform repairs on a mountain bike.
- Conduct a mountain bike activity.
|
Abseil Instructor (AI)
|
Possession of this speciality will enable officers to plan and conduct abseil activities (tower and/or rockface) at the corps, zone, regional, and national levels and at CTCs.
|
7
|
N/A
|
7
|
|
|
- Identified as the Abseil Instructor designate at corps, zone or CTC.
- Have assisted in the conduct of two abseil training days.
- Must have completed a minimum of 5 descents on either a tower or rock face.
- Must successfully complete the CAF FORCE evaluation.
- Be recommended by CTC CO, Expedition Site OC, Corps CO or Detachment Commander.
- Must be able to lift and carry medium weight (20kg) up a 10m ladder, or along a rough trail (up to 800 meters) with some steep portions (up to 30 degree slope, ascending and descending).
- Be of the rank of 2Lt or above.
|
- AKTD - Abseil Instructor Qualification
|
- Duties of an Abseil Instructor.
- Plan an Abseil Activity.
- Prepare for Abseil Training.
- Conduct an Abseil Activity.
- Perform a Rescue.
|
Basic Safety Officer Training Course (BSOTC)
|
Knowledge and skills needed to perform the duties of a General Safety Officer at a CTC.
|
5
|
N/A
|
5
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Designated to perform the duties of the General Safety Officer at a CTC.
- Must be rank of 2Lt / ASlt or above.
|
N/A
|
- Safety.
- Duties and Responsibilities of a General Safety Officer.
- CTC Safety Programs.
|
Unit Environmental Officer Course (U Env O )
|
Knowledge and skills needed to perform the duties of Environmental Officer at a
CTC.
|
3
|
N/A
|
3
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Designated to perform the duties of the unit Environmental Officer at a CTC.
- Must be rank of 2Lt / A/Slt or above.
|
N/A
|
- Co-ordinate Unit Level Environmental Activities.
|
Naval Field Gun Safety (NFGS)
Course
|
Gain knowledge and skills to supervise and direct ceremonial naval field gun crews.
|
1
|
N/A
|
1
|
|
|
- Employed in a Drill and Ceremonial course at a CTC.
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Previous employment as an officer in support of the Sea Cadet Gunnery Trade Group Course or Drill and Ceremonial Instructor Course.
|
N/A
|
- Act as a member of a gun crew.
- Act as battery NCO and battery Officer.
- Words of Command.
- Conduct live firing on a drill deck.
- Safety considerations.
|
Tender Officer-in- Charge (TOIC)
|
Designed to provide selected personnel with the knowledge and skills required to perform the duties of an Officer-in- Charge of a Tender class vessel.
|
56
|
N/A
|
57
|
|
|
- Minimum rank of A/SLt.
- Strong seamanship background, including at-sea experience.
- Excellent mathematical skills.
- Able to work under stressful situations and in close quarters.
- MARS officer medical requirements (V3, CV2, H3, G2, O2, A5).
- Be available to work onboard Tenders in various capacities at any CTC or NDA for a period of at least three years.
|
N/A
|
- Manoeuvre a Tender.
- Navigate a Tender.
- Perform Duties of Tender OIC.
- Operate ORCA Class Vessels.
|
ORCA
Officer-in- Charge (ORCA OIC)
|
Designed to provide selected personnel with the knowledge and skills required to perform the duties of an Officer-in- Charge of an ORCA class vessel.
|
5
|
5
|
10
|
- BOTC
- OTC
- SETC
- IOTC
- Tender OIC
|
|
- Tender OIC qualified.
- Hold the rank of Lt(N).
- Excellent mathematical skills.
- Able to work under stressful situations and in close quarters.
- MARS officer medical requirements (V3, CV2, H3, G2, O2, A5).
- Participate in on-the- job training for short periods (approx 1 week each).
- Able to fulfill their initial three-year service commitment.
|
- AJLR – ORCA Class Officer in Charge
|
- Command an ORCA Class Vessel.
|
CANSail 1 &
2 Instructor
|
To support the Sea Cadet Sailing Program.
|
-
|
-
|
See note 3
|
BOTC
|
|
- Must be rank of NCdt or above.
- Selected for employment at a CTC or region requiring this position.
- Hold prerequisites as per current Sail Canada policy.
|
- AKZG - CANSail 1 & 2 Instructor - U
|
- Detailed in Sail Canada training documentation.
|
CANSail 3 & 4 Instructor
|
To support the Sea Cadet Sailing Program.
|
-
|
-
|
See note 3
|
BOTC
|
|
- Must be rank of NCdt or above.
- Selected for employment at a CTC or region requiring this position.
- Hold prerequisites as per current Sail Canada policy.
|
- AKZH - CANSail 3 & 4 Instructor - U
|
- Detailed in Sail Canada training documentation.
|
CANSail 5 & 6 Instructor
|
To support the Sea Cadet Sailing Program.
|
-
|
-
|
See note 3
|
BOTC
|
|
- Must be rank of NCdt or above.
- Selected for employment at a CTC or region requiring this position.
- Hold prerequisites as per current Sail Canada policy.
|
- AKZI - CANSail 5 & 6 Instructor - U
|
- Detailed in Sail Canada training documentation.
|
CANSail Trapeze & Spinnaker
|
To support the Sea Cadet Sailing Program.
|
-
|
-
|
See note 3
|
|
|
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Selected for employment at a CTC or region requiring this position.
- Hold prerequisites as per current Sail Canada policy.
|
- AKZK - CANSail Trapeze & Spinnaker Instructor
|
- Detailed in Sail Canada training documentation.
|
CANSail Learning Facilitator
|
To support the Sea Cadet Sailing Program.
|
-
|
-
|
See note 3
|
|
|
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Selected for employment at a CTC or region requiring this position.
- Hold prerequisites as per current Sail Canada policy.
|
- AKZF - CANSail Learning Facilitator - U
|
- Detailed in Sail Canada training documentation.
|
CANSail Master Learning Facilitator
|
To support the Sea Cadet Sailing Program.
|
-
|
-
|
See note 3
|
|
|
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Selected for employment at a CTC or region requiring this position.
- Hold prerequisites as per current Sail Canada policy.
|
- AKZJ - CANSail Master Learning Facilitator - U
|
- Detailed in Sail Canada training documentation.
|
Sail Canada Development Coach
|
To support the Sea Cadet Sailing Program.
|
-
|
-
|
See note 3
|
|
|
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Selected for employment at a CTC or region requiring this position.
- Hold prerequisites as per current Sail Canada policy.
|
- AKZE - Sail Canada Development Coach - U
|
- Detailed in Sail Canada training documentation.
|
Powerboat Operator
|
Possession of this speciality will enable personnel to operate a watercraft in support of on- water CIC and Sea, Army and Air Cadet training activities in accordance with A-CR-CCP- 030/PT-001, Water Safety Orders.
|
2
|
2
|
4
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Must be rank of NCdt / OCdt or above.
- Possess a valid PCOC.
- Be selected for, or employed in a position at a nautical site / CTC or in support of a regionally / nationally directed activity requiring this specialty.
|
- AKBH EQ – Small Craft Operator
|
- Attain Pleasure Craft Operator Competency.
- Communicate Using Marine VHF Radios.
- Operate a Powerboat.
|
Safety Boat Operator
|
Possession of this speciality will enable personnel to operate a rescue craft in support of on-water CIC and Sea, Army and Air Cadet training activities in accordance with A-CR-CCP- 030/PT-001, Water Safety Orders.
|
3
|
N/A
|
3
|
|
- 00232-01
- 00232-02
- 00232-03
|
- Be of the rank of NCdt / OCdt or above.
- Be a qualified Powerboat Operator
- Possess a valid. Emergency First Aid certificate.
- Be selected for, or employed in a position at a nautical site / CTC or in support of a regionally / nationally directed activity requiring this specialty.
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N/A
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- Attain Pleasure Craft Operator Competency.
- Communicate Using Marine VHF Radios.
- Operate a Powerboat.
- Operate a Rescue Craft to Assist in On-Water Emergencies.
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Sea Boat Coxswain
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Possession of this speciality will enable personnel to conduct Sea Boat training.
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3
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N/A
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3
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- Be of the rank of NCdt or above.
- Be a qualified Powerboat Operator.
- Be selected for, or employed in a position at a nautical site / CTC or in support of a regionally / nationally directed activity requiring this specialty.
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N/A
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- Attain Pleasure Craft Operator Competency.
- Communicate Using Marine VHF Radios.
- Operate a Powerboat.
- Operate a Sea Boat under Oars and Power.
- Operate a Sea Boat under Sail.
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Pleasure Craft Operator Competency Instructor (PCOC Instr)
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Possession of this speciality will enable personnel with the skills and knowledge required to plan and conduct boating safety training.
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N/A
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1 OJT
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1
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- Hold Powerboat Operator qualification.
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Be selected for, or employed in a position at a nautical site / CTC or in support of a regionally / nationally directed activity requiring this specialty.
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N/A
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- Instruct Boating Safety
- Monitor Student Progress.
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Restricted Operator’s Certificate (Maritime) (ROC [M]
Instr)
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Possession of this speciality will enable personnel with the skills and knowledge required to plan and conduct marine VHF radio training.
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N/A
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1 OJT
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1
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- Hold a ROC(M) with Digital Selective Calling (DSC) endorsement.
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Be selected for, or employed in a position at a nautical site / CTC or in support of a regionally / nationally directed activity requiring this specialty.
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N/A
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- Instruct Marine VHF Radio Operation.
- Monitor Student Progress.
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Small Craft Rescue Instructor (SCRI)
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Possession of this speciality will enable personnel with the skills and knowledge required to plan and conduct small craft rescue training.
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N/A
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3
OJT
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3
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- Hold a Safety boat Operator qualification.
- Hold a Power Boat Instructor qualification.
- Hold a valid St. John’s Ambulance Standard First Aid Certificate.
- Possess water scene management.
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Be selected for, or employed in a position at a nautical site / CTC or in support of a regionally / nationally directed activity requiring this specialty.
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N/A
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- Instruct Water Rescue Techniques.
- Instruct SCR Boat Operation.
- Monitor Student Progress.
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Powerboat Instructor (PBI)
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Possession of this speciality will enable personnel with the skills and knowledge required to plan and conduct on water powerboat training.
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N/A
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1
OJT
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1
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- Hold a Powerboat Operator qualification.
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Be selected for, or employed in a position at a nautical site / CTC or in support of a regionally / nationally directed activity requiring this specialty.
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- AKBG EQ – Small Craft Operator Program Instructor
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- Instruct Safe Powerboat Operation.
- Monitor Student Progress.
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Sea Boat Instructor (SBI)
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Possession of this speciality will enable personnel with the skills and knowledge required to plan and conduct on water Sea Boat training.
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N/A
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1.5 OJT
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1
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- Hold a Sea Boat Coxswain qualification.
- Must be rank of A/Slt or above.
- Be selected for, or employed in a position at a nautical site / CTC or in support of a regionally / nationally directed activity requiring this specialty.
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N/A
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- Instruct Safe Sea Boat Operation.
- Monitor Student Progress.
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E-Learning Facilitator (eLF)
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Possession of this speciality will enable personnel to perform as an eLearning facilitator for
online courses.
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N/A
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4
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4
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- Minimum rank of SLt / Lt .
- Be selected for, or employed in a position requiring this specialty.
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AKWE – CIC
E-Learning Facilitator-U
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- Conduct Administration and Support Activities in an Online Learning Environment.
- Facilitate Students in an Online Learning Environment.
- Assess Students in an Online Learning Environment.
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