Badges

Academic Distinction

This badge is awarded to the OCdts/NCdts that have accumulated an average of 80% in the two semesters of the previous year.

Military Proficiency

A leadership Proficiency Badge will be awarded to OCdt/NCdt who demonstrates outstanding military performance, along with superior all round performance, within the RMC Saint-Jean Operational Environment through the following:

• demonstrate excellence to outstanding (Top Candidate) leadership and performance on summer training, summer OJE, or summer task;
• demonstrate academic distinction by maintaining a minimum average of 70%;
• minimum PPT (physical performance test) score of 350;
• meet the minimum bilingualism component required –reaching the equivalent of module 3 in their second language.

Top OCdt/NCdt Badge Added to Applicable to Proficiency Badge

The RMC Saint-Jean OCdt/NCdt (per year) demonstrating the highest standing of proficiency within a specific component will be awarded a gold braided crown to recognize their standard of performance and achievement. A top cadet badge will be awarded for each of the following proficiency badges:

• highest academic distinction;
• highest score in the military proficiency;
• highest PPT score.

Physical Fitness

This badge is awarded to the OCdts/NCdts having achieved a minimum score of 400 on the PPT. The different exercices are the 2.4 km run, long jump, agility run Illinois on 10m, suspension at the bar with bent arms, throw medicinal ball in sitting position and isometric mid-thigh tirade.

Bilinguism Proficiency (CCC)

The OCdt/NCdt has achieved or surpassed the bilinguism standard CCC.

Bilinguism Proficiency (BBB)

The OCdt/NCdt has achieved or surpassed the bilinguism standard BBB.

Bilinguism Proficiency (AAA)

The OCdt/NCdt has achieved or surpassed the bilinguism standard AAA.

Preparatory

First Year (Junior)

First Year (Senior)

1 Squadron Dark Blue « Richelieu »

2 Squadron Maroon « Iberville »

3 Squadron Red « Tracy »

4 Squadron Green « Jolliet »

No 5 slip-ons

Top to bottom

• Bar
• Squadron colour and year identifier
• The word « CANADA »

OCdt/NCdt Squadron Leader (CSL)

The Cadet Squadron Leader shall be responsible to the Sqn Comd for:

• performing the day-to-day control, supervision and effective running of the squadron;
• implementing of all orders as directed;
• submitting of reports and returns as required including performance reviews of squadron personnel;
• executing of special tasks as directed to the squadron;
• ensuring the liaison between sqn cadets and the Sqn Comd in regards to their welfare and needs;
• ensuring that sqn roll calls are executed IAW orders;
• being constantly informed of the where about of the sqn cadets;
• ensuring that sqn members achieve and maintain the standard in regards to dress, deportment and inspection;
• disciplining and correcting OCdts/NCdts when necessary; and
• recommending corrective measures when necessary.

Deputy OCdt/NCdt Squadron Leader (D CSL)

The D CSL shall be responsible to the CSL for:

• assisting the CSL with the day-to-day control, supervision and effective running of the squadron;
• assisting the CSL with the implementation of all orders as directed;
• assisting the CSL with in the submission of reports and returns as required including performance reviews of squadron personnel;
• overseeing the execution of special tasks as directed to the squadron;
• ensuring the liaison between sqn cadets and the CSL in regards to their welfare and needs;
• ensuring that sqn roll calls are executed IAW orders;
• being constantly informed of the where about of the sqn cadets;
• ensuring that sqn members achieve and maintain the standard in regards to dress, deportment and inspection;
• disciplining and correcting OCdts/NCdts when necessary; and
• recommending corrective measures when necessary.

OCdt/NCdt Squadron Training Officer (CSTO)

The CSTO shall be responsible to the CSL for:

• making sure that squadron members behave appropriately during form up and on parade;
• coordinating with the Sqn Sgt or the WSM on all matters related to parades, training, dress, deportment, room standard and infrastructure for the Sqn;
• reporting squadron attendance for Cadet Wing events, classes, and Sqn meetings;
• to give supplementary drill to the wing defaulters when their squadron is on duty; and
• assuming such duties as detailed by the CSL.

OCdt/NCdt Flight Leader (CFL)

The CFL shall be responsible to the CSL for:

• performing the day-to-day control, supervision and effective running of the flight;
• implementing of all orders as directed;
• submitting of reports and returns as required including performance reviews of Flight personnel;
• executing of special tasks as directed to the flight; and
• maintaining effective liaison between the flight cadets and the CSL on all matters affecting the flight and the squadron.

OCdt/NCdt Section Commander (CSC)

The CSC shall be responsible to the CFL for:

• performing the day-to-day control, and effective running of the section;
• implementing of all orders as directed;
• submitting reports as required including performance reviews of section personnel;
• overseeing the execution of special tasks as directed to the section;
• maintaining effective liaison with the CFL on all matters affecting the section and the flight;
• assisting in the maintenance of the highest standard of dress, discipline and individual deportment of the flight on and off College grounds; and
• assuming the duties of CFL when required, and performing the tasks assigned by the CFL.