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Air Cadets study a wide syllabus combining classroom
based academic work with other more practical activities. The
opportunity is there to pass through the syllabus and end up as an
instructor yourself.
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| Classification |
Badge |
Requirements |
| First Class Cadet |
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This level is effectively a cadet's basic
training and includes such things as Expedition Training, Drill,
the Rifle, History of the ATC and RAF, Map Reading and
Airmanship |
| Leading Cadet |
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At this level, a cadet will study Map Reading
in more detail, learn how aircraft fly and will start to learn
about the roles of different aircraft and how to tell them apart.
+25 Hours of Practical Project Work
All Leading Cadets qualify for the BTEC Award in Aviation
Studies (cost £30) |
| Senior Cadet |
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A cadet studying Senior Cadet will pick 2
subjects from the following list. Airframes, Air Navigation,
Pilot Navigation, Satellite Communications, Propulsion,
Operational Flying and Advanced Radio and Radar +25 Hours of
Practical Project Work |
| Staff Cadet |
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For Staff Cadet, a cadet will take two more
of the subjects available for Senior Cadet. They will also need
to pass an interview concerning ATC knowledge and demonstrate
that they can present a lesson. +25 Hours of practical Project
Work All cadets who have passed the academic element of the
Staff Cadet qualification automatically gain the BTEC
Certificate in Aviation Studies |
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