What must happen if a cadet is dismissed for academic failures?

If a cadet is dismissed for academic failures, ensuring appropriate remedial training has been provided is critical to support the cadet's academic recovery. This step aims to address the specific areas where the cadet struggled, helping them to improve their understanding and performance in those subjects. Remedial training can include additional tutoring, access to learning resources, or specialized instruction tailored to meet the cadet's individual needs, thereby providing them an opportunity to succeed if they are reinstated.

While re-testing may be part of the process, it is not automatically required, and simply adjusting academic standards does not address the underlying issues that led to the failure. Notifying parents is also important, but the primary focus should be on equipping the cadet with the necessary tools and support to overcome their academic challenges. Thus, the emphasis on remedial training ensures that cadets receive the guidance they need to develop their skills and knowledge effectively.