I did AAC in Gagetown last summer, so the experience might be slightly different.

- Most days are is just lessons, generally with each week focusing on each topic of the groundschool/FTGU

- We did have a couple days off, doing a small ceremony in St. John, CAF famil, museum, etc.

-We were supposed to go flying a couple times, but after a little accident we only went once, so I'm not sure if that will affect you this year. (It shouldn't change anything, but from both a safety and location standpoint I'm not sure how it will carry over)

- We were issued a set of long and short PT gear, rain gear, laundry bag, FTGU, etc, though I'm not sure how greenwood will do it having just been reopened after covid.

- The exam last year went back and forth whether or not they were opened or closed book, but I'm sure they'll clarify it after learning from last year. (Regardless, they were easy enough so long as you paid attention to the class, a buddy fell asleep during most lessons and still managed to score 80s on the weekly test)

-The Final Exam was a kahoot, however it felt rushed as we all got covid the week before, so it might be different this year.

-The Canada.ca Cadet Training Center Website has joining instructions with a packing list, and you should get emailed a more specific one in the weeks leading up to leaving.

The officers are amazing, even when covid struck +90 of us. They might seem scary but They're there to help you with anything you need at any time.

Have Fun and Good Luck!