Online summer courses

The Cyber Safety and Security Team Leader course provides cadets with the opportunity to engage with cyber security experts in the Canadian Armed Forces, recognize security measures in Windows and Linux, and participate in a cybersecurity competition.

Cadets attending this course, if successful, can achieve the Cyber Leader certification. This will help them practice safe online behaviours and be prepared to lead cybersecurity activities in their corps or squadron.

Training Year 2+

Laptop / computer able to operate VMware player (not compatible with Chromebooks)

The Support Services Team Leader course provides cadets the opportunity to gain an understanding of the internal operations of cadet corps and squadron and how to provide support in areas such as Supply and Administration in leadership positions.

Cadets attending this course, if successful, can achieve WHMIS Certification.

Training Year 2+

Recommended: Training Year 3+ as course content may be challenging for junior cadets.

The Small Craft Coxswain Course provides cadets the opportunity to learn about vessel operations, restrictions, and navigation. They will also learn about aspects of on-water communication, such as distress signals, Maritime Mobile Service, and Radio Operations.

Cadets attending this course, if successful, can achieve SCOP Module 1 (Transport Canada Pleasure Craft Operator Competency) and SCOP Module 2 (Transport Canada Restricted Radio Operator's Certificate [Maritime]).

Cadets attending this course, if successful, can achieve Transport Canada certification.

Training Year 2+

Recommended: Training Year 3+ as course content may be challenging for junior cadets.

The Basic Microdrone Operator course provides cadets the opportunity to learn about drones in the Canadian Armed Forces, prepare for the Transport Canada Pilot Certificate - Basic Operations exam, and explore careers involving drones.

Training Year 2+

The Nova Quest course provides cadets the opportunity to explore the Canadian Aerospace industry, its exciting past, and the potential future for advanced space technologies.

Activities include simulating life in space, and its intricacies in survival, communication, and exploration, identifying celestial objects, and exploring new technologies in the aerospace world.

Training Year 2+

The Basic Coder course provides cadets the opportunity to explore coding and digital creativity.

Activities include learning to use block code in Minecraft and coding a robot. Cadets will develop a digital community, compete in Esports competitions, and engage in discussions with the Canadian Armed Forces.

Training Year 2+