The Cadet Instructors Cadre (CIC) consists of specially trained part-time members of the Canadian Forces. CIC officers are responsible for cadet training, supervision, and administration.
CIC officers are important figures in the life of a cadet. Many CIC officers were once cadets themselves, but this is not a prerequisite. To become a CIC officer, a candidate must participate in a series of personal interviews and:
- Be of good character and in good standing in the community.
- Be recommended by the Commanding Officer (CO), the sponsor and the appropriate League representative associated with the cadet corps / squadron filling a vacancy.
- Be 18 years old and able to complete at least one year of service before reaching CIC compulsory retirement age of 65.
- Meet specific medical standards.
- Have a high school diploma or equivalent. In exceptional circumstances, an applicant with less education but with unique qualifications and work history may apply.
For more information on the CIC, please visit the Cadet Instructor Officer Page
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