Syllabus of Training
_Cadets will start to learn from a very interesting and detailed syllabus. Most of the subjects are aviation based and build in detail and complexity through the classification levels. At various stages through the training, cadets become eligible to receive a BTEC in Aviation Studies. The value of which increases as the individual progresses through the syllabus. It is therefore possible to obtain a Diploma in Aviation Studies upon reaching a Master Cadet classification. This is equivilant to 4 GCSEs.
_When you first join you will be known as a 'Junior Cadet'.
Once you have completed your initial training, you will be enrolled and become a full member of the Squadron. You will then become a Second Class cadet.
Initial Training includes:
The Air Training Corps
Basic Drill
Uniform issue, Dress Regulations and upkeep tips
Beyond that you will learn a whole range of facinating subjects including the following:
Principles of Flight, Map Reading, Expedition Training, Radio Communications, Propulsive Systems and Engines, Air Navigation, Aircraft Electical Systems.
Once you have completed your initial training, you will be enrolled and become a full member of the Squadron. You will then become a Second Class cadet.
Initial Training includes:
The Air Training Corps
Basic Drill
Uniform issue, Dress Regulations and upkeep tips
Beyond that you will learn a whole range of facinating subjects including the following:
Principles of Flight, Map Reading, Expedition Training, Radio Communications, Propulsive Systems and Engines, Air Navigation, Aircraft Electical Systems.