A New Era
The Canada and Bermuda Territory’s new training and development model will equip officers for ministry.
by Michael BoyceThe College for Officer Training in Canada and Bermuda begins a new era of training and development.
The College for Officer Training in Canada and Bermuda begins a new era of training and development.
On this episode of the podcast, Major Deana Zelinsky, training principal, and Dr. Michael Boyce, Director of Program Implementation, give us all the details on what's new at CFOT.
Canada and Bermuda Territory to commission 13 officers on July 1, 2023.
New eight-year training program covers the formative and ministerial development over one year as a candidate, two years as a cadet and five years as a commissioned lieutenant.
Discover the key steps in the new eight-year training model.
The Salvation Army College for Officer Training exists to prepare, develop and inspire men and women in character and competency for Salvation Army Officership.
Salvationists are invited to explore God’s calling at the Officership Information Weekend in October.
Territory commissions 26 new lieutenants in 2021.
Cadet Matthew Rideout, Cadet Joshua Rideout, Cadet Janelle Colbourne and Cadet Kelsie Burford have a few things in common. First, they’re all cadets at the College for Officer Training (CFOT) in Winnipeg— the first three in the Messengers of Reconciliation Session (2020-2022) and Cadet Kelsie in the Messengers of Grace Session (2019-2021). Second, Cadet Matthew and Cadet Joshua are brothers. And third, Cadet Janelle and Cadet Kelsie are their cousins.