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This page is dedicated to providing our cadets and their parents / guardians access to resources, manuals, information and links that will aid in their understanding of the cadet program and help give them the tools they need to succeed as a cadet at RCSCC Quinte.

Uniforms
Uniforms are provided to the cadets on loan at no cost to the cadet or parent / guardian.
Uniforms and uniform parts are issued from the Supply Department. We understand that youth grow and the sometimes uniform parts wear out or get damaged even with our best efforts to keep them well looked after, that's okay! We always want our cadets looking their best and therefore encourage cadets to reach out to the Supply Department or the Supply Officer to exchange parts as needed.

Provided below are links to the unit's Uniform Guidebook the National Cadet Dress Regulations and a Guide to Polishing the Parade Boots.

Unit Uniform Guidebook

Dress Regulations

Boot Polishing Guide

Drill
Drill is an important aspect of the training program. It allows us as a unit to participate in various activities throughout the year as well as give the cadets the opportunity to build confidence, develop teamworking skills and feel a sense of pride when they master a new drill movement.

Provided below are links to the Unit's Drill Guidebook, the Canadian Forces Drill Manual and the RCSC Manual of Drill and Ceremony.

Unit Drill Guidebook

CFP 201 - Drill Manual

RCSC Manual of Drill

Manual of Ceremony
for HMC Ships

CFOne Program for Cadets
The Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services CFOne Program has recognized that Cadets are a part of the extended Canadian Armed Forces community, and can now enjoy the advantages of the CFOne membership.
Cadets interested in a CFOne membership can visit: http://www.cf1fc.ca where they can complete the application form. Cadets will require a token to do so, which can be found below. 

​A welcome letter from the CEO of the Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services CFOne Program and the token can be found below.

Welcome Letter

Token

APPLYING FOR A CADET CFONE CARD

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  1. Register here.

  2. Choose your preferred language > Click Next Step

  3. Under Applicant (What is your affiliation) select Active or retired civilian employee of the Canadian Armed Forces Community, includes DND, NPF, DRDC, DCC, CSE, RCMP, Canadian Coast Guard, CADETS and Junior Canadian Rangers. > Click Next Step

  4. Under Applicant (Which applies to your affiliation) select Extended Defence and Security Team. > Click Next Step

  5. Under Applicant (Extended Defence and Security Team) select CADET. > Click Next Step

  6. Fill in the First and Last Name of the CADET who is applying for the CFOne Card. > Click Next Step

  7. Fill in the DOB (Date of Birth) and Gender of the CADET who is applying for the CFOne Card. > Click Next Step

  8. Select the preferred Salutation of the CADET who is applying and upload Proof Document (attach a screen shot or file of the provided “token” in this section as the proof of cadet membership). > Click Next Step

Cadet Co-operative Education Program
The Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) Co-operative Education Program in which cadets in RCSU Central can obtain high school credits during the training year, has be expanded to include all areas of RCSU Central. 
Although the program is lead by UCDSB, cadets do not need to be students of that school board to participate. Any Ontario high school student in any school board (English, French, Catholic, or Public) may participate as long as they have already obtained at least one high school credit, or will have one credit by the end of June 2023, and reside in Ontario. 
How it works is that cadets, once registered, can obtain up to 4 credits per training year based on the work, participation, and attendance of any cadet activity including mandatory, complementary, and optional training. Virtual training is included. For every 90 hours logged with cadet related activities, one credit can be granted. Credits are tailored to match a cadet’s interests and involvement. For example, Phys Ed credits, History credits, and Music credits are all possible, based on what activities the cadet routinely participates. Cadets will also complete the pre-placement assignments and a monthly journal entry.

If you have any questions about this program please see the FAQ sheet or talk with the Commanding Officer. 
The registration form for cadets, as well as a FAQ sheet can be found below.

Registration Form

FAQ Sheet

Unit Produced Cadet Workbooks
These workbooks have been produced in house as an asset to supplement the mandatory cadet training program. They will be available at the unit for cadets to use during training or online for cadets to reference at their convince. 

Phase 3
Workbook

Phase 1
Workbook

Phase 2
Workbook

Print Version

Phase 2
Workbook

Phase 1
Workbook

Phase 3
Workbook

New Entry
Workbook

Phase 4
Workbook

New Entry
Workbook

Phase 4
Workbook

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