5520-9 Component Transfer to Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service
Cadets and Junior Canadian Ranger Group Order (CJCR Gp O)
1. Identification
Date of Issue: 2022-03-28
Date of Verification: N/A
Application: This is an order that is applicable to all CAF members who are applying for a component or sub-component transfer to the COATS.
Supersession: N/A
Approval Authority: This order is issued under the authority of the Comd CJCR.
Office of Primary Interest (OPI): DCOS Sp
Enquiries: CJCR OIC COATS Recruiting
2. Abbreviations
Abbreviation | Complete Word or Phrase |
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Capt | Captain |
CCC | Criminal Code of Canada |
CCO | Canadian Cadet Organizations |
CIC | Cadet Instructors Cadre |
CJCR | Cadets and Junior Canadian Rangers |
COATS | Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service |
Comd | Commander |
CR | Canadian Ranger |
CT | Component Transfer |
CWO | Chief Warrant Officer |
DCOS Sp | Deputy Chief of Staff-Support |
GS NCM | General Service Non-Commissioned Member |
GSO | General Service Officer |
HQ | Headquarters |
MPRR | Military Personnel Record Resume |
P Res | Primary Reserve |
PSO | Personnel Selection Officer |
RCSU | Regional Cadet Support Unit |
Reg F | Regular Force |
Supp Res | Supplementary Reserve |
WO | Warrant Officer |
3. Policy
Context
3.1 In order to retain the relevant expertise, skills, training and education of Reg F, P Res, Supp Res and CR personnel in support of the Cadet Program, members may CT to COATS as either a GS NCM, GSO, or CIC Officer, and provide Class “A” or “B” Reserve Service up to the age of 65.
Policy
3.2 As the Transfer Authority, the Comd CJCR is the approving authority and assumes administrative control of the CTs from Reg F, P Res, Supp Res, and CR to COATS. CJCR is responsible for the selection process in accordance with standardized CAF procedures.
3.3 A Reg F, P Res, Supp Res or CR member may apply for a component or sub-component transfer to COATS.
4. Consideration for CT
4.1 In order to be considered for CT to COATS, applicants must meet the following minimum requirements:
- able to complete, prior to mandatory retirement age, military training and two years of service for each year or part year of training time;
- minimum rank – Private Trained or Second Lieutenant. Officer Cadets will be considered for enrollment into the CIC and are ineligible for CT to GSO;
- medical fitness – in accordance with minimal standards for COATS defined in A-MD-154-000/FP-000, Canadian Armed Forces Medical Standards, Annex E, Minimum Medical Standards for Officers and Non-Commissioned Members;
- minimum education –
- 00359 COATS GS NCM, Gr 10 completion; and
- 00360 GS Officer and 00232 CIC, Secondary School completion certificate or equivalent;
- care of vulnerable persons – in accordance with CJCR Gp Order 5010-0, Adult Screening; and
- references – 1-3 references as determined by a CJCR PSO; refer to Annex A, Quantity of Reference Checks Required, for specifics. The references must have known the applicant for at least two years and must not be relatives or persons who know the applicant simply as a friend. References may be from any of the following categories:
- a current/previous military supervisor of the applicant, not below the rank of WO or Capt;
- a supervisor of appropriate rank from a unit other than the one referenced above;
- the leader of a youth related organization where the applicant has volunteered and for whom the applicant directly worked. This may include a CCO reference; and
- a personal reference such as an instructor, youth coach, minister, clergyman, counsellor, etc. for whom the applicant has worked directly in an extended capacity i.e. at a two to three week youth camp one or more times per year or three or more weekend sports trips a year. In contrast, a once a year activity or one weekend retreat would not qualify.
4.2 Applicants must be deemed suitable by a CJCR PSO to whom the applicant was referred for interview.
5. Process
The… | Action… |
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Applicant | Liaise directly with the RCSU/CJCR HQ to submit CT application DND 4748, Transfer to Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service with the following supplemental documentation:
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RCSU | Validate application:
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CJCR PSO | in accordance with Personnel Selection Directive 452, Cadet Organizations Administration Training Service (COATS) Assessment Process:
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CJCR HQ |
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6. Publication
Frequency of Publication
6.1 Annual or more frequent review and updates, as required.
Errors/Omissions or Suggestions
6.2 Users of CJCR Gp Order are encouraged to identify any errors, omissions or suggested orders to the attention of CJCR HQ J1 Policy.
7. References
Source References
- A-MD-154-000/FP-000, Canadian Armed Forces Medical Standards
- CANFORGEN 033/10, Creation of Two COATS MOSIDs – General Service Off and NCM
- CANFORGEN 010/19, Component Transfer to Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service (COATS) Service to Age 65
- CANFORGEN165/21,CMP 086/21, COATS Enrolment Entry Standards for Component Transfer
- Chief of the Defence Staff Directive: CAF Command and Control of the Canadian Cadet Organizations and the Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service Reserve Force Sub-Component
- DAOD 2020-3, Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service
- DAOD 5002-1, Enrolment
- DAOD 5002-3, Component and Sub-Component Transfer
- Personnel Selection Directive 452, Cadet Organizations Administration Training Service (COATS) Assessment Process
Related References
- CJCR Gp Order 5001-0, Supervision of Cadets
- CJCR Gp Order 5010-0, Adult Screening
- CJCR Gp Order 5511-1, Promotion Policy
- CJCR Gp Order 5022-0, Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service Promotion Policy
- CJCR Gp Order 5520-10, Specific Annuitant Exception
8. Forms
DND 4748, Transfer to Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service
9. Annex
Annex A
Quantity of Reference Checks Required
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