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Training @ Local Headquarters
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Local
Headquarters (LHQ) Training
All Vanguard cadets participate in a phase training
program. This program runs from September to
June of each year, and provides instruction in the following subjects:
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Bushcraft
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Citizenship
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Drill
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Marksmanship
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Physical Fitness
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Sailing
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Sea Cadet Routine
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Naval Knowledge
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Seamanship
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Leadership
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Instructional Techniques
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Teamwork
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Organizational Skills
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Time Management
LHQ training is divided into 5 phases.
Download the Sea Cadet Phase Training
Manuals.
As a supplement to LHQ training, cadets will have the opportunity to
attend Summer Training at 1 of 5 training centers in Canada. Summer
Training provides detailed training on a particular aspect of cadet
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Phase 1 (OC-AC)
This is the introduction to some of the skills you'll master by
the end of your cadet career. You learn about safe handling of a
rifle and even get to fire it at a target. There is sailing for a
whole weekend, camping, sports, and helping out in the community.
You learn the ins and outs of a Corps and Sea Cadets, which includes
a free uniform and learn how to wear it.
Completing this training is a prerequisite to going to a Summer
Training Centre and for promotion to Able Cadet.
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Phase 2 (AC-LC)
Now you've got the basics. It's on to advanced shooting, Level I
sailing, seamanship, camping, Physical fitness and helping out your
community. Your parade drill starts to look good and you get to try
rifle drill.
Completing this training is a prerequisite to going to a Summer
Training Centre on a Trade Group I course and for promotion to
Leading Cadet.
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Phase 3 (LC-PO2)
Now you're getting ready to be a leader at your corps. You learn
some of the theory behind sailing. You practice advanced rope
handling, and learn how to be a leader in your corps and community.
Completing this training is a prerequisite to going to a Summer
Training Centre on a Trade Group II course and for promotion to
Petty Officer Second Class.
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Phase 4 (PO2-PO1)
The aim of your fourth year is to put into practice the
leadership skills you've learned and to become an instructor.
Completing this training is a prerequisite to going to a Summer
Training Centre on a Trade Group III course or a Specialty course
and for promotion to Petty Officer First Class.
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Phase 5 (PO1-CPO1)
Now you have all the skills to help make your corps a success!
It's your turn to teach the new cadets the things you've learned.
You can lead a group on an outdoor adventure training weekend, take
out cadets for their first sail, assist the officers in supervising
activities, help out your corps by running the Active Living
Challenge or managing the supply stores. |
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