The Effective Speaking Program is an experience in individual development. The speaker’s own growth, measured against his or her own previous experience and accomplishments, is the most important feature of the competition.

Air Cadets are aiming to be more valuable members of society. They are learning to organize and present ideas, opinions, and information in a logical, persuasive manner. They are building confidence in self-expression. They are taking responsibility for the most important skill of adult life – communication.

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Several technical courses are available to learn more about the various aviation-related trades. It is possible to learn more about air traffic controlling, and how to operate an airport. For those more interested in the mechanical aspect, several courses deal with the operation of the instruments and mechanics of an aircraft.

Members of the Air Cadet Program will be given opportunities to fly in an airplane or glider during their time with the cadets. During this flight, the pilot demonstrates certain movements of the aircraft and explains the important phases of the flight. It is a perfect opportunity to see in practice all the concepts taught during training. Cadets who will be 16 years of age and older by September 1 the year the course is taken and who will have completed the Level 3 program can apply to pilot training. These summer courses allow you to become a glider or power aircraft pilot (called a private pilot's licence).

Several courses and training are available to learn more about the field of aerospace and its technologies. Individuals participating in aerospace courses learn more about the cosmos and planets. They also design model rockets and can participate in activities that simulate living conditions in space.

The Cadet Marksmanship Program is a challenging and competitive sports program accessible to all cadets. It develops skills through superior training and Olympic-style competition. This fun and rewarding program is enjoyed by thousands of cadets every year. Cadets have the opportunity to participate in a series of competitions at the local level that culminate in provincial/territorial competitions and an annual National Cadet Marksmanship Championship.

Physical fitness program includes regular fitness or sports nights at least once a month and weekend sporting activities. Cadets participate in the Cadet Fitness Assessment (CFA), measuring cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, core strength, and flexibility through tests such as the 20-meter shuttle run, push-ups, curl-ups, and flexibility stretches. Completion of these assessments is required for promotions and advanced training courses.  Cadets can also attend summer training courses focused on sports and fitness, including instructor courses.