Training is sequenced at Advanced Camp in a logical, building - block manner. The cadet regiments report to camp on separate dates. This tiered approach allows an ideal flow of training, which is maintained for each cycle. Training covers basic military skills in individual and squad levels needed for the tactical exercises. Training culminates with tactics instruction at the platoon level.
Evaluation is constant and begins shortly after the cadet arrives.
The tactical officers and NCOs advise, coach, and ultimately, render an official evaluation of the cadet s potential to serve as an officer. The FLRC course develops and evaluates leadership and builds teamwork early in the camp cycle. Cadet squads must demonstrate initiative, teamwork and common sense while negotiating difficult physical obstacles. Cadet leadership potential is assessed and cadets receive feedback on their leadership strengths, weaknesses, styles and techniques. It gives cadets the opportunity to evaluate their courage and resolve, and gives cadre the opportunity to evaluate the cadets mental attitude under different levels of stress.