2332 MAJ E.J.G. HOLLAND VC ROYAL CANADIAN ARMY CADET CORPS
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Army Cadet Expedition


 “This journey symbolizes the unique opportunities offered by the Cadet program.”

- Vice Admiral Bruce Donalson

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Regional Expeditions

About Regional Expeditions
The expedition will be between 4 and10 days long and will exceed the level of challenge available at the Zone Level.
Cadets must meet the following criteria:
  • minimum Gold Star qualified
  • minimum 15 years of age
  • participation in Zone level activities
  • minimum Army Cadet Fitness Test silver level qualified
  • medically fit with no medical restrictions
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National Expeditions
(Domestic & International)

About National Expeditions
Domestic and International Expeditions are conducted to develop and retain senior army cadets and to enhance their ability to assist in delivering the expedition program.
Cadets must meet the following criteria:
  • National Star Certification Exam qualified
  • minimum 16 years of age prior to the expedition
  • participation in Zone level activities
  • minimum Army Cadet Fitness Test gold level qualified
  • medically fit with no medical restrictions
Since 2000, the Army Cadet League of Canada and the Department of National Defence have sent Army Cadets on International Expeditions to Morocco, Australia, South Korea, Costa Rica, the United States, Mont Blanc, Italy, Spain and France. Army Cadets have had the opportunity to explore the Canadian landscape too through National Expeditions from coast to coast to coast.

This is one awesome example of the many
​National Expeditions carried out over the years!

Army Cadet Expedition is the premier Army Cadet activity challenging the best Army Cadets in Canada to the push their mental and physical limits. It is the culmination of at least four years of training for the cadets requiring a high level of fitness and maturity. This travel experience provides cadets the opportunity to put into practice self-reliance, leadership, and the spirit of adventure, as well as a sense of being Canadian!
Expedition activities challenge cadets to develop skills in field training, navigation, trekking, wilderness survival and leadership. Participation in expedition activities is mandatory at the local and zone levels. Senior cadets may also decide to take part in more advanced regional, national and international expeditions depending on their personal interest, skill level and desire to challenge themselves.
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We meet once a week during the school year where Cadets have the opportunity to learn citizenship, leadership, drill, effective speaking, outdoor survival, marksmanship, play sports and much more!

Come see how we bring the true meaning of camaraderie and professionalism into everything we do! We have a proud history and a long lineage of highly successful youth that have become the leaders of tomorrow. ​

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138 Cadets
12 Adult Staff and Volunteers

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This website is intended for use by the cadets and parents of 2332 Maj E.J.G. Holland VC RCACC, and prospective cadets and their parents, staff and Local Committee.
​The objective is to provide basic information about the function of the corps/squadron and to inform cadets, parents and the local community about the Cadet Program and various events that will be taking place.
  • Become a Cadet
    • Join Army Cadets
    • What We Do
    • What You Will Gain
    • Parents
    • Joining FAQ
  • Current Cadets
    • Unit Calendar
    • Cadet Updates
    • Routine Orders
    • Dress Standards
    • Promotions & Ranks
    • Training >
      • Star Levels
      • Marksmanship
      • Expedition
      • Fitness
      • Competitive Teams
      • The Duke of Edinburgh's Award
    • Cadet365
    • Mental Health Resources
    • Instructor Resources
  • The Corps
    • 2332 Leadership
    • Support Committee
    • Corps History >
      • History of 2332
      • Commanding Officers
      • Regimental Sergeant Majors
    • Awards, Medals & Bursaries
    • Year in Review
  • Contact
  • ROUTINE ORDERS