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Classification
We begin each years Training programme in November with multiple choice exams sat as each Module is completed through to the following July.
To be eligible to sit the exam, you must have passed the previous classification, and you have to complete 25 hours project work but this is all provided for you.
Marks are out of 25 for each exam paper, with Pass, Credit and Distinction being awarded for the overall score.
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FIRST CLASS CADET - to become a First Class Cadet there are 3 modules to pass, each containing 3 subjects - Airmanship, History of Flight, Initial Expedition Training, Map Reading, the ATC, Drill, the Rifle Communications and the RAF. |
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LEADING CADET - at Leading Cadet you will further you knowledge in three key areas - Basic Navigation, Airmanship 2 and Principles of Flight. |
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SENIOR CADET - You will have to complete two of the eight subjects offered at Senior and Staff Cadet. These could be Satellite Communication, Pilot or Air Navigation, Propulsion, Airframes, Operation Flying, Radio & Radar or Aircraft Handling. |
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STAFF CADET - This is a two part classification. The first part is written exams on two more of the subjects listed above. The second part is an oral exam or interview with a Wing Staff Officer covering your knowledge of the Corps and your future role in the Squadron once you have completed you exams. |