@JN - 06BA 906155 Williams Parkway Sr PS cadets in canada is free. Nothing that is required costs anything to you. The only time you would have to pay for something is if you purposely destroy your uniform or extras
Joined Air Cadets in '81 - have life long friends from that experience including finding my wife among the ranks. We grew together after our run in Cadets, but that's where we first met. My best friends were cadets with me. The best and least known opportunity for young adults out there. Love it that the movement continues!
@Stephen Allen Indeed - Glider and power licenses out of the program here. Later health issues have prevented my medical renewals, but I still yearn to sit in a glider and would love to sit in a high-performance one some day with a better glide ratio than a 233.
I've very glad I joined cadet.. I have a few years left and its genuinely where I feel the happiest.. I met my favorite people there and its where I feel safest book... I'd really recommend this program to anyone not only does it teach you important skills but it feels like a family, helped me with my confidence, helped me meet alot of amazing people, and gave me experiences I couldn't have gotten anywhere else
I was in the Civil Air Patrol as a cadet I am very familiar with Royal Canadian Air Cadet league of Canada. One year I went up to Lethbridge, Alberta to the HART ceremony where the Civil Air Patrol and cadets from Canada come for a weekend to remember our fallen, my favorite part was when they had Air Cadet playing the bagpipes playing the tune Flowers 'O' the Forest.
@JN - 06BA 906155 Williams Parkway Sr PS It's government funded at-least the one I go to in BC, Canada. In some cases you can actually make money from going to long camps. For example my brother went to a 2 week Training camp, and he made more than 100$ of it.
@JN - 06BA 906155 Williams Parkway Sr PS Well it depends on which training camp it is. Like 2 weeks for the first one which happens after you've already been doing cadets for a year then later on a six week one... But it depends.
Joined back in 2012, aged out in 2019 being the longest serving cadet in my squadron: to those watching and thinking about joining the program: it is worth it for so many reasons! -former WO2 A.G., 777 Neptune RCACS.
I always wanted to be a cadet when I was a teen I just didn’t want to be bullied by everyone who laughed at the cadets also. I always fell to the rude comments.... my life was full of it, in-home and out.
also as an air cadet that's just. not true, we actually got more scholarships end experiences then you do, that help us in and outside of the military. And most of the opportunities you have we have as well. like you we are train to be responsible and presentable, there is no special treatment
Im a 12 year old, my mom mentioned the cadets to me and im kinda interested, im a hermit, but she thinks it can improve my social ability, and maybe stop my bullying cause i think people would be scared of me
I was in the exact same spot you were. The organization, to me at least, was very alien and awkward at first, but I held on and it gave me memories, skills, and friends that I will keep for the rest of my life.
I think it’s important that the youth are involved in cadets or at least serve a contract with the reserves or regular force. It really gets you ready for life
Now that’s what ALL young people should be striving for. A sense of purpose. A goal in life. Respect for others regardless of their ethnic background. Simply wishing to better themselves. I spent 5 years in the Australian Air Cadets. That experience cemented in my mind how much I wanted to be a Military Pilot. Eventually I achieved that goal. Without the Cadets, I often wonder if I would ever have been able to succeed in Aviation as I eventually did. The youth of today need this type of disciplined guidance. But those same individuals do NOT feel that they are being oppressed … they revel in the discipline & authoritarian structure of their Cadet systems. Never let the Leftist “Do Gooders” crucify such wonderful organisations such as the Military Cadet System.
What's this about telling your hair I was a sea cadet and navy league cadet for 10 years and I've never gelled my hair I mean I went to the tri service ball and I put gel in my hair for that function but thier is no regulation for hair gel is thier I dont really understand ?
@@fsgtsherjeelkhanins3373 oh ok when i was a cadets females were just to put thier hair in a bun or held somhow neatly above the collar but i guess gel would do the trick bravo zulu and i hope you have lotsof fun in your cadet career FSgt👍
@@malachi6336 I mean I can do whatever I want just because im canadian doesn't mean that I have to work here like now I want to be in the military in the marine corps nothing wrong with that?
If you join Air Cadets your going to be fast tracked to a higher level (because of the fact your 16) you will need to do some level exams but like the other comment, you would still learn leadership skills, citizenship, discipline. But it also depends on how much time and effort you put into the program. So I recommend that you try out the program and see if you want to say in it.
Because they don't know what they're doing with their lives and they want to stay in "School" forever. Someone paying their bills and telling them where to go and when. Most young military folks can't make it in the real world, and that means business. TELL ME WHAT TO DO DADDY GOVERNMENT! Pathetic.
"In high school there's a lot of bullying, and here we're a very close-knit family"
Don't mess with cadets cause these lads roll 20 deep at all times
trust me bro, never mess or bully with a cadet unless you want to be shot. not srs lmao
@@youbrokein mess with the LCPL you get the 853C
Sorry these days its rare to bully someone because you can get kicked out of school trust me I have seen people get kicked out of school
Imma take it none of you know anything about cadets.
@JN - 06BA 906155 Williams Parkway Sr PS cadets in canada is free. Nothing that is required costs anything to you. The only time you would have to pay for something is if you purposely destroy your uniform or extras
Joined Air Cadets in '81 - have life long friends from that experience including finding my wife among the ranks. We grew together after our run in Cadets, but that's where we first met. My best friends were cadets with me. The best and least known opportunity for young adults out there. Love it that the movement continues!
@Stephen Allen Indeed - Glider and power licenses out of the program here. Later health issues have prevented my medical renewals, but I still yearn to sit in a glider and would love to sit in a high-performance one some day with a better glide ratio than a 233.
Solid values, discipline and thoughtfulness will take these young people far in life.
Good for the resume. Simple is that.
Is that? As that*
I've very glad I joined cadet.. I have a few years left and its genuinely where I feel the happiest.. I met my favorite people there and its where I feel safest book... I'd really recommend this program to anyone not only does it teach you important skills but it feels like a family, helped me with my confidence, helped me meet alot of amazing people, and gave me experiences I couldn't have gotten anywhere else
I was in the Civil Air Patrol as a cadet I am very familiar with Royal Canadian Air Cadet league of Canada. One year I went up to Lethbridge, Alberta to the HART ceremony where the Civil Air Patrol and cadets from Canada come for a weekend to remember our fallen, my favorite part was when they had Air Cadet playing the bagpipes playing the tune Flowers 'O' the Forest.
Cadets is a great program. Would reccommend.
as a graduated cadet i definitely recommend it, i miss my 121 family
@JN - 06BA 906155 Williams Parkway Sr PS It's government funded at-least the one I go to in BC, Canada. In some cases you can actually make money from going to long camps. For example my brother went to a 2 week Training camp, and he made more than 100$ of it.
@JN - 06BA 906155 Williams Parkway Sr PS Well it depends on which training camp it is.
Like 2 weeks for the first one which happens after you've already been doing cadets for a year then later on a six week one... But it depends.
@JN - 06BA 906155 Williams Parkway Sr PS Well not at each other but you get to shoot pellet guns at targets.
How long did it take you to graduate?
@@naia8516 I started at 15 and I was fast-tracked to fit my rank for my age. But you graduate regardless of rank at 18 - the max age cap.
Air cadets was a load of fun, it's always fun being the rank lost and confused. ;]
"Why more teens are enrolling in cadets": Because they crave for attention (syndrome).
Encourage your kids to join cadets, don't force them. It is incredibly important for them to want to be there to get the best out of the program.
THIIS!!
Fantastic program for any type of person. Would absolutely recommend!
I'm a firm proponent of cadets, but I can't help but get the feeling this is a minority group infomercial.
In a different neighbourhood, there would be a higher percentage of European kids.
Really? You can't happy that kids want to learn about National defense...
Of course it depends on the neighborhood. This video is trying to communicate that all races can participate in cadets and are.
@@PatGilliland you mean literally going anywhere other than Toronto
Joined back in 2012, aged out in 2019 being the longest serving cadet in my squadron: to those watching and thinking about joining the program: it is worth it for so many reasons!
-former WO2 A.G., 777 Neptune RCACS.
I always wanted to be a cadet when I was a teen I just didn’t want to be bullied by everyone who laughed at the cadets also. I always fell to the rude comments.... my life was full of it, in-home and out.
nice to see that people still care about their values and strive to better themselves.
Excellent! This is very important for youth today. Go cadets! :)
as an army cadet, air cadets are way too overrated.
Frrrr! As an army cadet I couldn’t agree more!
@@mariapaulaalemanforero5032 bruh on an ftx once, we ate MREs for breakfast and the air cadets had MCDONALDS. talk about spoiled...
@@thEultimateTide_Pod as an air cadet I can say that is a rarity, for all the time I've been in the squadron on ftx's we have only had MRE's
also as an air cadet that's just. not true, we actually got more scholarships end experiences then you do, that help us in and outside of the military. And most of the opportunities you have we have as well. like you we are train to be responsible and presentable, there is no special treatment
@@MeksenParker-s8t i hold strong grudges. there is nothing you can do to convince me air cadets are good
"BuT yOu pEoPle dOn't WeAr PoPpiEs"
in november we do :)
Army cadet here, very epic
Im a 12 year old, my mom mentioned the cadets to me and im kinda interested, im a hermit, but she thinks it can improve my social ability, and maybe stop my bullying cause i think people would be scared of me
I was in the exact same spot you were. The organization, to me at least, was very alien and awkward at first, but I held on and it gave me memories, skills, and friends that I will keep for the rest of my life.
Just don't use "Gorilla Glue" 🤣🤣🤣😭😭 wooy lol
I think it’s important that the youth are involved in cadets or at least serve a contract with the reserves or regular force. It really gets you ready for life
Just remembered that I'm now a sergeant in cadets currently
More patriotic than the descendants of loyalists
Inolf Heller of course because Canada gives the newcomer everything at the expense of the loyalist descendants.
@@difencrosby well said brother
It’s all about highlanders
Virgin nonhighlander vs Chad Highlander
parents influence: You underestimate my power
Now that’s what ALL young people should be striving for.
A sense of purpose.
A goal in life.
Respect for others regardless of their ethnic background.
Simply wishing to better themselves.
I spent 5 years in the Australian Air Cadets.
That experience cemented in my mind how much I wanted to be a Military Pilot.
Eventually I achieved that goal.
Without the Cadets, I often wonder if I would ever have been able to succeed in Aviation as I eventually did.
The youth of today need this type of disciplined guidance.
But those same individuals do NOT feel that they are being oppressed … they revel in the discipline & authoritarian structure of their Cadet systems.
Never let the Leftist “Do Gooders” crucify such wonderful organisations such as the Military Cadet System.
Such an amazing program I loved being in cadets
I’m a proud vet of 842 bomber squad
There is bullying in the cadets
and there's bullying and brownies and ballet. it's just how you deal with it
@@marykay8587 there is a multi million dollar class action suit in place
Damn there a lot of people that there leg isn’t 90 degrees. 8th Canadian hussars⚔️
Lots of the people in this video are still learning that's why they have civ uniforms on.
1:28 they got the wrong person lmaoo that guy's a Cpl and that aint even his name
Naruto RIP
What's this about telling your hair I was a sea cadet and navy league cadet for 10 years and I've never gelled my hair I mean I went to the tri service ball and I put gel in my hair for that function but thier is no regulation for hair gel is thier I dont really understand ?
I'm not very familiar with the sea or army cadets, but in the Air element you need to gell your hair if your a female.
@@fsgtsherjeelkhanins3373 oh ok when i was a cadets females were just to put thier hair in a bun or held somhow neatly above the collar but i guess gel would do the trick bravo zulu and i hope you have lotsof fun in your cadet career FSgt👍
@@imrehorvath2727 Thanks
i'm rlly scared to get promoted and have to respond any tips how to help with this
I only want to do this is beacse i want to work for nasa i know you need alot more then this but it helps
You mean Canadian space agency because NASA is more focused on America why don't you dream of working for Canada instead
@@malachi6336 I mean I can do whatever I want just because im canadian doesn't mean that I have to work here like now I want to be in the military in the marine corps nothing wrong with that?
You know you have to be an american to be in the military right😬😬
@@malachi6336 Its called a green card hunny
And besides Canadian military pays more and you get promoted more easily and there is no racism😠
Yes, cadets to Norad go Ladies go!
Because of cadet kelly, of course.
They deployed cadet.. as long you can capitalisme saying im 16
I respect the idea but look like refugee cadet of Québec and the province
Too many bullies, it’s sad
Is it okay to join for a year how far would I go and what would I learn in a year of hard work I’m 16
I think you would learn a lot like leadership, citizenship, and stuff like sports. It’s just a great program to join.
If you join Air Cadets your going to be fast tracked to a higher level (because of the fact your 16) you will need to do some level exams but like the other comment, you would still learn leadership skills, citizenship, discipline. But it also depends on how much time and effort you put into the program. So I recommend that you try out the program and see if you want to say in it.
CHAIR FORRRRRCEEEE!!!!
Tbh army is better tbh
Should be mandatory for all high school students
Agreed
It should be a choice
@@zeinaali8988 Said snowflake number 1
Why
Jean-Luc M teaches respect and discipline in youth something our youth is missing
She’s so beautiful 😍
2316 RWR 2013-2017
MWO !! CSM
This is in Canada or India?
Ismet Kerqeli China
Canada
.... STUDENT .... LOANS
Beat's fortnite!
Why does that lady look she saw a meme?😂
She is gross! Lol
Because they don't know what they're doing with their lives and they want to stay in "School" forever. Someone paying their bills and telling them where to go and when. Most young military folks can't make it in the real world, and that means business. TELL ME WHAT TO DO DADDY GOVERNMENT! Pathetic.
brah u speak truth.
Are you jealous?
@@thucydidesvonschlieffen893 jealous of what? OP is right. Kaur can "pretend" to be a brigadier general while i make money
@@youbrokein that is her choice. You go and make money... eventually you will join her as the world devolves into war.
@@TheIcyhydra it's not about "survival skills" its about learning discipline... a worthwhile skill all kids need.
Even though I live in Canada, I would prefer to join Pakistan 🇵🇰 army not this colonial army.
Traitor
Drill is bad