FIRST CLASS CADET | 
LEADING CADET | | BASIC TRAINING Seven subjects: - The Air Training Corps - The Royal Air Force - Inirital Expedition Training - Map Reading - History of Flight - Airmanship I - Basic Radio Communications | AVIATION SUBJECTS Three subjects: - Basic Navigation - PRinciples of Flight - Airmanship II Note: Additionally, ACP 35 Vol.2 (Communications Manual) may be studied whilst preparing for Ldg Cdt. It is not part of the Ldg Cdt exam. | 
SENIOR CADET | 
STAFF CADET | AVIATION SUBJECTS* Two subjects chosen from: - Air Navigation - Propulsion - Aircraft Handling - Advanced Radio and Radar Note: The choice must include Air Navigation or Aircraft Handling, Either or both may be chosen. | AVIATION SUBJECTS* Two subjects chosen from: - Pilot Navigation - Airframes - Operational Flying - Satellite Communications | | | * The subjects are able to be taken either for Senior Cadet or Staff Cadet | OTHER TRAINING - First Aid, Rifle Shooting | RANGE COURSES - Initial course followed by annual continuation courses throughout all stages in accordance with ACTI no 31 | CITIZENSHIP TRAINING - Training at and away from the Squadron Headquarters throughout all cadet service. Examples: - Talks, Public Speaking, Debating, Visits to, Talks by, Demonstrations by Local Bodies eg Councils, Airport Authorities, Police, Fire and Ambulance Services, Coastguards, Organized Assistance to Local Establishments eg Hospitals, Children's Homes, Old People's Homes | DRILL - Progressive training throughout alkl stages in accordance with the drill instruction detailed in AP 1919 | EXTRA-MURAL ACTIVITIES - Training away from the Squadron Headquarters throughout all cadet service. Examples: - Air Experience Flying, Glider Pilot Training, Familiarization Gliding, Annual Camps, Opportunity Flights, Overseas Flights, IACE Visits Abroad, Leadership Courses, Visits to Affiliated Stations, Visits to the Aircraft Industry, Adventure Training, Sports |
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