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Star Levels

 

New recruits begin in the GREEN STAR training program.


GREEN STAR - Instructional Guide


The Green Star is awarded to a cadet after their first year of participating in as many corps activities as possible. Upon successful completion cadets may be promoted to Corporal.


RED STAR - Instructional Guide


The Red Star is awarded to a cadet after their second year of participating in as many corps activities as possible. This training level provides the cadet greater opportunity to apply their skills and knowledge obtained during the first two years. Upon successful completion cadets may be promoted to Master Corporal.

 

 


SILVER STAR - Instructional Guide


The Silver Star is earned after their third year of participating in as many corps activities as possible. Cadets must also be successful during assessments of selected skills and knowledge. Upon successful completion cadets may be promoted to Sergeant.


 


GOLD STAR - Instructional Guide


The Gold Star is earned after their fourth year of participating in as many corps activities as possible. Cadets must also be successful during assessments of selected skills and knowledge. Upon successful completion with enhanced proficiency in some subjects cadets may be promoted to Warrant Officer.

 

 

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MASTER CADET - Instructional Guide


Master Cadet is earned after their fifth year in a leadership role in the cadet corps. This program is mainly self-study and requires a great amount of self-discipline to complete.

 

Parade Night Location & Mailing Address
48th Highlanders RCACC
Moss Park Armoury
130 Queen Street E
Toronto, ON M5A 1R9
Tuesday Evenings
(Mandatory Training)
6:30pm-9:15pm

 
Thursday Evenings
(Marksmanship Program & Optional Training)
6:30pm-9:30pm
Contact Email: 48army@cadets.gc.ca

 

 
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This is an unofficial cadet website that is not intended to represent in any way the policies or procedures of either the Department of National Defence, the Canadian Armed Forces or the Cadet Leagues of Canada. This is not a Canadian Armed Forces website. The website is maintained on behalf of the 48th Highlanders of Canada RCACC

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