The AAFC Responsibilities. The AAFC is responsible for: Providing maximum safety to its members; Widely promoting this policy to members and parents; Continuing to develop policy …

The AAFC has modified its personnel management processes to smooth transition from registration as a Civilian Instructor Volunteer (CIV) to appointment as an IOC/OOC. …

As a volunteer you provide essential capability to the Air Force Cadets by supporting the Instructors of Cadets (IOC) and Officers of Cadets (OOC) in the management, supervision and …

OOC and IOC are trained to manage and conduct the activities of AAFC cadet units established throughout Australia. An OOC or IOC is not a member of the ADF and no civil contract of …

The Australian Air Force Cadets (AAFC), known as the Air Training Corps (AIRTC) until 2001, is a Federal Government funded youth organisation. The parent force of the AAFC is the Royal …

The only person to hold the rank of Group Captain (AAFC) is the Commander of the Australian Air Force Cadets (CDR-AAFC). The CDR-AAFC reports to the Director General Cadets - Air …

2.2.4 ADF Cadets Adults is the term used when describing IOC, OOC and DAH. 2.2.5 IOC and OOC are volunteers who are accepted and trained by Defence to conduct cadet activities.

Showing respect to other cadets, Instructors of Cadets (IOC) and Officers of Cadets (OOC) Keeping themselves safe; Accurately reporting unacceptable behaviour or at risk situations for …

An OOC or lac in the AAFC is not by virtue of that appointment a member of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) but is deemed to have the same status for AAFC purposes as a member of …

Jan 12, 2016 · SINCE 1941, tens of thousands of young Australians have undertaken training in an organization which was originally founded as the Air Training Corps (ATC), later (circa …