Bold Eagle Graduates to Receive High School Credits
At the King’s Own Calgary Regiment, we are proud to have a handful of successful graduates join our ranks.
The 6 week program is conducted from early July to late August each year.
Benefits of the program
During the program, you’ll find out more about yourself and what you’re capable of achieving through hard work, perseverance and teamwork. You’ll also have the chance to meet Indigenous youth from across western Canada. Overall, the program will help you prepare yourself for the future – wherever that may take you.
During the program, you’ll be provided with:
- meals and accommodation
- military clothing and equipment
- transportation to and from Wainwright
- over $4,200 in salary
This is an excellent part-time career option, and a chance to further your service in the CAF should you choose this route.
Eligibility requirements
The first step is finding out if you’re eligible. To be eligible for the Bold Eagle program you must:
- be First Nation, Métis or Inuit
- be 16 years of age or older
- have completed your Grade 10
- be a Canadian citizen
- reside in western Canada or north-western Ontario
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- 26 August 2010 – CFB Wainwright, AB The Chief of Land Staff (CLS) Lieutenant-General Peter Devlin is the reviewing officer of the 21st annual Bold Eagle graduation ceremony at the Keller parade square Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Wainwright. 86 out of 92 Aboriginal youth graduate the Canadian Forces (CF) Bold Eagle Program.
