Level 1 Acceleration Process

If you are 14 and above, you are eligible to challenge your current level to be accelerated to the next level immediately after completing this package.

Level 1 Cadets who wish to be accelerated to Level 2 have been assigned a set of readings to supplement their regular weekly training. These readings include important information that has yet to be covered in previous classes.

To complete the readings, read the instructions all the way through. Important points are bolded.

The list of eligible cadets can be found here. All other cadets are NOT eligible due to the age requirement.

Acceleration Cadet List- Level 1.pdf

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1) Lesson Overview:

Listed below are the set of lessons that cadets are required to read. Cadets can find these lessons in the Level 1 and Level 2 Instrunctional Guide in the PDF provided here.

2) Note-Taking:

Take notes on each lesson. The goal is to identify the objectives and applications of each

lesson. Cadets are encouraged to note any terms or concepts helpful to understanding the lessons.

3) Submission:

Finished notes will be sent to the following email address: 692accl@gmail.com. Please include your first and last names in the email to confirm completion.

Notes must be received by Thursday, January 10, 2024. It is MANDATORY that these readings be completed. Failure to do so will result in cadets remaining in Level 1 for the remainder of the 2023-2024 training year.

Any questions can be directed to the following email address: 692accl@gmail.com

Assigned Readings:

● M107.02 – Identify Air Cadet and RCAF Officer Ranks

● M107.06 – Discuss Summer Training Opportunities

● M121.01 – Discuss Aviation Opportunities

● M130.01 – Identify Aircraft as Military, Civilian, and Cadet

● M130.02 – Describe the Main Components of an Airplane

● M160.01 – Identify Major Aerodrome Components

● M203.02 – Discuss the Principles of Leadership

● M207.01 – Identify Proficiency Level Two Training Opportunities

● M231.01 – Identify the Four Forces That Act Upon an Aircraft