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Cadet Ranks

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Cadets are eligible for promotion in rank IAW (in accordance with) regulations outlined in CATO 13-02 (Merit-Based Cadet Rank Promotions). National prerequisites for promotion to each rank are outlined in CATO 13-02 and are listed below. 

All cadets are referred to by their rank and last name. Cadet Warrant Officers are referred to as ma'am/sir, or "Warrant". 

Only the Air Cadet ranks are listed below. Besides our Civilian Instructors or Volunteers, all 614 Squadron officers are members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), and use Royal Canadian Air Force officer ranks. The officer ranks used at our Squadron can be found on the staff page. All Canadian Armed Forces ranks can be found here. All CAF officers are referred to as ma'am or sir, and officers including and above the rank of Second Lieutenant (not officer Cadet) are saluted.

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Air Cadet (Cdt)

This is the rank that you have upon enrolment. 

 

Cadet Leading Air Cadet (LAC)

(1) participate in the first year of the Air Cadet Proficiency Level Training Program for a minimum period of five months, and


(2) be recommended by the appropriate level officer.

 

Cadet Corporal (Cpl)

(1) hold the rank of LAC,


(2) successfully complete year one of the Air Cadet Proficiency Level Training Program, 
 

(3) be recommended by the appropriate level officer, and

(4) having participated in the Cadet Fitness Assessment as part of Personal Fitness and Healthy Living. 


 

Cadet Flight Corporal (FCpl)

(1) completed at least six months of service at the rank of Cpl,

(2) have successfully completed the second year of the Air Cadet Proficiency Level Training Program, 

(3) be recommended by the appropriate level officer, and

(4) having participated in the Fitness Assessment as part of Personal Fitness and Healthy Living.


 

Cadet Sergeant (Sgt)

(1) completed at least six months service at the rank of FCpl,

(2) have successfully completed the third year of the Air Cadet Proficiency Level Training Program,

(3) be recommended by the appropriate level officer,

(4) having participated in the Fitness Assessment as part of Personal Fitness and Healthy Living, and

(5) achieved a minimum of "Completed Without Difficulty" in PO 303 Leadership.

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Cadet Flight Sergeant (FSgt)

(1) completed at least six months service at the rank of Sgt,

(2) have successfully completed the fourth year of the Air Cadet Proficiency Level Training Program,

(3) be recommended by the appropriate level officer,

(4) having participated in the Fitness Assessment as part of Personal Fitness and Healthy Living, and

(5) achieved a minimum of "Completed Without Difficulty" in PO 403 Leadership.


 

Cadet Warrant Officer Second Class (WO2)

(1) completed at least six months service at the substantive rank of FSgt, and

(2) be identified as a successful candidate through the merit review board process (IAW CATO 13-02 Anx B),

(3) be recommended by the appropriate level officer,

(4) having participated in the Fitness Assessment as part of Personal Fitness and Healthy Living, and

(5) achieved a minimum of "Completed Without Difficulty" in PO 503 Leadership.


 

Cadet Warrant Officer First Class (WO1)

(1) completed at least six months service at the substantive rank of WO2, 

(2) be identified as a successful candidate through the merit review board process (IAW CATO 13-02 Anx B), and

(3) be recommended by the appropriate level officer.

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Disclaimer

1. This is an unofficial cadet website that is NOT intended to represent in any way the policies or procedures of either the Department of National Defense, the Canadian Armed Forces, or the Air Cadet League of Canada. This is NOT a Canadian Armed Forces website. The website is maintrained on behalf of the local sponsoring comittee of 614 Forest City Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron.

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2. This website is intended for use by the cadets and parents of 614 Squadron, and prospective cadets and their parents, staff, and the local sponsoring comitte. The objective is to provide basic information aboutt the function of the squadron and to inform cadets, parents, and the local community about the Cadet Program and various events that will be taking place.​

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