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Identify the three aims of the Cadet Program.
To develop in youth the attributes of good citizenship and leadership, promote physical fitness and stimulate an interest of youth in the sea, army and air activities of the Canadian Armed Forces.
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The cadet program is based on what kind of leadership model? Who are the leaders?
Cadets lead other cadets.
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What do you do in your free time?
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What do you want to do in your future?
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You are teaching a class in an upstairs classroom when a cadet reports heavy smoke coming up the stairwell. What happens next?
Follow the proper fire safety procedure (pulling the fire alarm and telling an officer).
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Name five courses a cadet could attend at a summer Cadet Training Center.
General Training; Drill & Ceremonial; Fitness & Sports; Mil Band; Pipe Band; Marksman; Basic/Advanced Aviation; Basic/Advanced Aerospace; Glider Pilot; Power Pilot
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What are the most important qualities that define a team leader?
Respect for officers, peers, subordinates and themselves; confident; able to inspire others; accountable; honest
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How many hours of homework do you do every week?
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What is a current leadership position you hold at school, if any?
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A cadet, one of a group on a training weekend, reports the loss of his/her wallet, including a twenty-dollar bill and his/her identification. What should you do?
Alert a figure of authority; if the cadet is there, confirm the identification or what's in the wallet.
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What is the location of the Rank Badges on the tunic?
Rank Badges are to be worn centered on both sleeves, mid-way between the elbow and the shoulder upper seam.
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How would you inspire other cadets?
Guide them; create a positive influence; give encouragement
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Do you have a part-time job? If so, does it conflict with school or cadets?
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Name two emotional or mental goals you have set for yourself in the past year.
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A cadet asks you a question. If you do not know the correct answer, what do you do?
Talk it through the Chain of Command to relay the proper information to the cadet.
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Identify three summer CTCs.
Trenton CTC; Blackdown CTC; Connaught CTC; Mountainview CTC, St-Jean CTC
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What is interpersonal management?
The act of being able to take care of oneself and develop skills that help interact with people.
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Explain one physical or intellectual hobby you have and explain why it is beneficial to you.
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Describe three athletic, musical or academic awards that you have received outside of the squadron.
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You are in charge of a group of eight cadets on a hike through the wilderness country and become lost. What do you do?
Make sure all the cadets are all together, entertain them, write an incident report and document everything. Call an officer right after. Know what actually happened rather than stating something where most of the information are guesses and not hard facts.
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What are the civilian partners of the Canadian Cadet Organizations called? What do they provide?
Navy League of Canada, Army Cadet League of Canada, Air Cadet League of Canada. They ensure financial, accommodation, and transportation support for programs and services.
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How should you interact with an officer you do not like?
Treat them with respect and follow orders as necessary. The goal should focus on the cadets succeeding in the program, and do not let personal emotions get involved.
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Do you think your family or friends support your extracurricular activities? How do they help? How could they improve?
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Describe the most recent academic group project you led or participated in and explain the methods you used to ensure each of you were successful.
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A cadet in your class suddenly lets out a cry and goes into an epileptic seizure. What do you do?
Make sure the environment is safe and free from hazards. Calmly ease the cadet on the ground and turn them on their side to help with breathing (the tongue does not fall back and block their airway). Call a senior NCO to grab an officer's attention, and make sure that the cadets are not around the casualty (crowd control). Call EMS. Make sure to keep the environment calm. Time the seizure to let paramedics know the details
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