A California Wing Integrated Leadership Program Course

ILP COURSE

COBC is certified as a Region Cadet Leadership School (RCLS), and satisfies the requirement for the General Ira C. Eaker Award.
 

COBC Course Documents

COBC Photo Album
  - Class of 2001

  - Class of 2000

COBC Commander

Cadet Officers Basic Course

An educational course designed to prepare Cadet Officers to become the executive leaders of their Wings.

 

Through a process of classroom academics, simulations, exercises and personal interaction, students are provided the opportunity to obtain and education in leadership and management communication and applied ethical decision making.

 

When:  To be announced

WhereTo be announced

 

Most successful COBC graduates have met the following requirements:

  • General Billy Mitchell Award

  • 15 years of age or older

  • Minimum of "C" average in school (2.0 based on a 4.0 scale)

  • NCOS Graduate (For California Wing Cadets Only)

Requirements may be waived with approval of COBC Commander

Application Deadline: TBA

 

Application Form: CAWGF31 (Apr03) Only!  Do not use older forms!

Include a cover letter outlining the reasons for your application to COBC.
Include a resume with school, community and CAP achievements.

 

Cost: TBA

Staff  Applications: 

 

Cadets: If you wish to apply for a staff position, and you're a COBC graduate, send a email request to Lt Col George Ishikata at cobc@cawgcadets.org

Senior members: Please email cobc@cawgcadets.org

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Curriculum

Leadership and Management

  • Understand trait-based leadership theory
  • Identify sources of power
  • Learn motivation and behavior; and follower-based leadership approaches
  • Study the principles of transactional leadership with emphasis on: 
    • Situational Leadership 2 
    • One Minute Manager
  • Learn the foundations of transformational leadership
  • Learn problem solving
  • Understand the importance of personality in leadership

Management Skills

  • Establishing achievable objectives
  • Conduct an interview
  • Run an effective meeting
  • Learn the art of time management

Communication

  • Run an effective meeting
  • Learn communication theory
  • Gain active listening skills
  • Learn writing formats and procedures for writing speeches
  • Conduct impromptu speeches
  • Practice instructional teaching

Officership

  • Understand the importance of:
    • Character
    • Ethics & Values
    • Honor
    • Loyalty
    • Citizenship
 

COURSE REFERENCE MATERIALS

Course Announcement Memo
This is the information pack for Cadet Officers considering COBC. 
Application for California Wing CAP Activity.  Standard Application used to apply to go to a CAP activity outside of your local unit and within California. (APR 03)

COBC Schedule

Schedule for COBC (OLD, to be updated)

AFH33-337 (30 June 1997) 

The Tongue and Quill - an excellent publication on effective communication

Flyer for COBC 2005

Part of the student acceptance packet - helps you plan for the activity.

 

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