Curriculum

Thanks to our friends at AFJROTC and the Air Force's Holm Center, you'll find some outstanding drill and ceremonies videos available at capmembers.com/drill. These are the same videos found on the Air Force drill and ceremonies DVD that we sent to every squadron about 18 months ago. For your convenience,...

Learn to Lead, which will replace the cadets current leadership text, launches on 1 April 2010, concurrent with achievement tests moving online. Visit the Learn to Lead homepage to download an update on this project. Better still,Module 1 (chapters 1-3) and half of Module 2 (chapters 4 5) are available...

Weve made it easier for local leaders to order the cadet program tests they need. Effective immediately, senior members may contact our registrar, Sharon Jackson (sjackson@capnhq.gov, 877.227.9142 x203), to request cadet tests and exams for their unit. Sharon will fill your order, but for security purposes will mail the tests...

We are on track to launch a new leadership curriculum by 1 April 2010. Many CP leaders are familiar with this effort, which were calling Learn to Lead. Heres a quick update on this exciting project: 1. LEARN TO LEAD TEXTBOOK. Stage one of this project involves developing two new...

New tools are available to support cadets and their adult leaders: CAPF 52 series Minor administrative update (email address) CAPP 52-7 Cadet Orientation Flight Syllabus Now includes practical tips on how to manage the cadet flying program CAPVA 52-100 Cadet Super Chart The whole of the Cadet Program, at a...

Cadets will be able to take their achievement tests online and at a time and place of their choosing, beginning in 2010. CAP policy-makers approved the tests change of format at the Winter National Board Meeting last weekend. Benefits. Perhaps the two biggest benefits of the change are: (1) the...

Customs Courtesies guide readies for publication As the DCP for New Hampshire Wing some years ago, I helped a mom who was drafted to serve as squadron commander. Margaret was smart and had her heart in the right place, but was totally lost in the cadets strange world of military...

Do you learn best by reading? By listening to a lecture? By watching someone work? If youre like most people, you prefer to learn by doing. Thats the idea behind the new Learn to Lead Activity Guide. Its a book full of hands-on activities designed to help cadets better understand...