<p> ADVANCED FLIGHT (3rd YR) TRAINING PROGRAMME</p><p>LESSON TITLES Page 1 of 2</p><p>Key: NZQA Unit Standard Numbers</p><p>22586 Administration 22603 General Service Knowledge 22587 Leadership AvStud Aviation Studies 22585 Instructional Technique 4573 RATEL 22588 Bush-craft 22588 Navigation 22586 Code of Behaviour 22585 Drill 22588 Firearms Training 22587 Community Service 22587 Adv training 22603 Cadet Force Knowledge 22588 Physical training 22587 Life skills</p><p>22586 – Administration 3rd Yr Aviation Studies 22588 – Bush-craft</p><p>1.1 - First and second year cadets Av 3.1 - Basic helicopter theory 1.1 - Flotation and river crossing are assisted in updating their Av 3.2 - Weather map techniques are demonstrated x2 NZCF 23 interpretation for aeronautical 1.2 - An instructor-selected 1.2 - The Third Year training purposes outdoor activity is planned for an programme of the selected Corps Av 3.3 - Aeronautical navigation NZCF unit is described x2 1.3 - A Unit outdoor activity is led, Av 3.4 - Requirements of under instructor supervision, in elementary flight planning x3 accordance with the plan Av 3.5 - Aviation radio 1.4 - Functional leadership skills communication techniques are demonstrated 1.5 - Managing risk in an outdoor activity is explained</p><p>22585 - Drill 22587 – Adventure Training 22603 – General Service Knowledge 1.1 - The positions of a Cadet 1.1 - An adventure training activity Junior Leader in unit drill are from the recommended activities 2.1 - Current NZDF overseas demonstrated list is completed deployments are described 1.2 - Drill movements for a 1.2 - Skills as a leader and co- 2.2 - Information about a recent Ceremonial Drill are demonstrated ordinator are demonstrated during RNZAF deployment is researched 1.3 - Drill movements for a the adventure training activity and presented to Junior Cadets Supernumerary Drill are 1.3 - Selected safety x2 demonstrated considerations of participating in 1.4 - Drill movements for each adventure training are position within a Colour Party are demonstrated x2 demonstrated 1.5 - The sequence of a drill lesson is demonstrated as a squad leader</p><p>22585 - Instructional Technique 22588 - Navigation 22588 - Firearms Training</p><p>2.1 - The qualities of an instructor 3.1 - Techniques of night 2.1 - Knowledge of the firearms are described navigation and movement in close licence course is demonstrated 2.2 - Objectives for a theory country are demonstrated x2 2.2 - Characteristics of common lesson are accurately written 3.2 - Routes are planned with the firearms used in New Zealand are 2.3 - A theory lesson is structured use of route cards x3 described and planned x2 3.3 - Complex resections are 2.3 - Proficiency in a weapon’s 2.4 - A theory lesson is delivered demonstrated TOETS is demonstrated x2 in accordance with the lesson plan 3.4 - The use and limitations of a x2 GPS navigation system are explained 3.5 - Locations are identified using GPS 3.6 - A prescribed route is navigated x3 LESSON TITLES Page 2 of 2</p><p>22603 - Cadet Force Knowledge 22587 - Leadership 4573 - RATEL</p><p>1.1 - The International Air Cadet 4.1 - The roles, functions and 1.1 – Daily maintenance and Exchange scheme is explained responsibilities of a Cadet Senior recharge procedures Leader are described 1.2 – Correct set up procedures 4.2 - The principles of Risk 1.3 – Select correct channel and Management are outlined. frequency 4.3 - An instructor-selected 1.4 – Send and receive using activity for a small squad is correct language planned 1.5 – Send and receive using 4.4 - The activity for a small correct protocols squad is led, under instructor 1.6 – Send and receive via relay supervision, in accordance with in difficult conditions. the plan 4.5 - Functional leadership skills are demonstrated</p><p>22587 – Community Service 22587– Life Skills 22586 – Code of Behaviour</p><p>2.1 - A community service project 3.1 - A life skill activity from the 2.1 - Eight elements of the Code from the recommended activities recommended activities list is of Behaviour are described list is planned completed 2.2 - The disciplinary procedures 2.2 - The community service of the Code of Behaviour are project is completed in described accordance with the plan 2.3 - Skills in the organisation and co-ordination of the community service project are demonstrated</p><p>22588 – Physical Training First Aid (19 Sqn Addition)</p><p>4.1 - An NZCF unit physical 3.1 Revision training session is organised and 3.2 CPR Revision if already done safely conducted x2 3.3 First Aid Course 4.2 – A required fitness level assessment is successfully completed x2</p><p>Also include: History of Dine-ins Dine-in Nightex Sports Practice x2 = 2x 40min periods, x3 = 3x 40min periods etc</p>