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Royal Canadian Army Cadets
Welcome to the Home of Army Cadets in Pacific Region
 The
Pacific Region army cadet website has been created to detail the opportunities
that are available to army cadets, and present news and
information regarding the program. Currently there are 49 army cadet
units (called “corps”) located in towns and cities all
throughout BC. There may be a corps
in your hometown. Over 2000 BC youths are involved in the army
cadet program. Nearly 400 adult instructors, provide supervision, training
and administrative support to the Army Cadets. Each corps has a sponsoring
committee from within the local community, which raises funds for Army
Cadet Corps.
The army cadet website provides insight into this dynamic program and its many
opportunities. You will be amazed at the accomplishments of the youth that
participate in this program. Former cadets have become successful in their
chosen career or promoted Canadian sport, do in large part to their cadet experiences.
“As an army cadet you will be challenged
to go places that you have only dreamed about, and do activities
that you never thought possible. The challenge is yours. Best of
all, the program is free to join!”
The army cadet program
is a federal government program delivered by the Department of National
Defence. The program is designed for youth who are interested in
learning new skills, experiencing adventurous activities, national or international
expeditions and travel, and meeting others with similar interests.
Are you a youth interested in joining
army cadets? 
Are you a Parent interested in volunteering?
Are you an adult interested in joining
the Cadet Instructors Cadre?
Are you interested in joining the local
sponsoring committee?
Are you interested in joining the Army
Cadet League?
This site will help you learn more about army cadets.
The adventure begins
with you...
What's New Under the Tent...
 Spring Break Consentration 2006 
National
Domestic Expedition 2005 Jasper, Alberta
 International
Adventure Expedition 2005-Costa Rica
Advanced Training/Exchange
for CIC Officers 2005
National
Star Certification 2005 Information
Have
a look at the new updates on Music
Resources
Vernon
ACSTC Fitness Requirements
The Canadian Cadet Movement has three main
aims:
1. To develop in youth the attributes of good citizenship and leadership;
2. Promote physical fitness; and,
3. Stimulate an interest in sea, land and air elements of the Canadian
Forces.
Cadets are not military members and are not expected to join the Canadian
Forces at any time. |
Army Cadet Motto...
Acer Acerpori:
“ As the maple, so the sapling”
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RCSU (Pacific) Army Office
1-800-661-3317
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