Do sea cadet officers get paid?
There are lots of ways to volunteer for Sea Cadets and help your local unit, with a variety of roles to choose from, and we are happy to hear from everyone regardless of how much free time they have to give. Will I get paid? As a voluntary organisation we are unable to pay volunteers for the time they give.
What age does Sea Cadets start?
You can join as a Junior Cadet when you are 10, and enjoy summer camps and making new friends as you head towards becoming a Sea Cadet at 12, or Royal Marines Cadet at 13.
Who is the founder of Sea Cadet Corps?
The late Gokaldas Ahuja (a businessman by profession) formed the Sea Scout Group in Karachi on 13th May 1938 to involve the youth in water based activities and to instill in them the spirit of discipline and adventure.
Can adults join cadets?
Whilst some cadets choose a career in the Armed Forces once they are old enough, it is certainly not expected of them and the majority do not join. Some cadets stay on as Adult Volunteers once they are 18 years old, as they don’t want the cadet experience to end!
Why should I join Sea Cadets?
Sea Cadets learn valuable skills that help with their transition to adulthood. They come out of the program as self-aware, self-sufficient leaders with an invested interest in their communities and the skills to actively contribute to society in meaningful ways.
What are the ranks in Sea Cadets?
The rank system for cadets is as follows: Seaman Recruit (E-1), Seaman Apprentice (E-2), Seaman (E-3), Petty Officer Third Class (PO3), Petty Officer Second Class (PO2), Petty Officer First Class (PO1) and Chief Petty Officer (CPO). Promotions are made by time–in-rate requirement and passing of examinations.
How are Sea Cadets funded?
We use donations, gifts in wills, and grants to top up funding we receive from the Royal Navy so we can discreetly help teenagers who are struggling financially, to level the playing field, so everyone can join in with everything and try new possibilities.
What is the mission of the US Navy Sea Cadet Corps?
The United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps (USNSCC) is a youth leadership development program sponsored by the U.S. Navy. Our mission is to build leaders of character.
How often do Sea Cadets join the Navy?
A recent poll showed that 65% of cadets were interested in joining the military. According to the U.S. Navy, more than 500 former Sea Cadets join the United States Navy in a typical year 10% to 12% of graduating Sea Cadets will enter each incoming U.S. Naval Academy Class. Who Can Join?
Is the Sea Cadets a voyage of discovery?
It’s a voyage of discovery. Male Voice: The staff are great, they’re, erm, friendly, nice, cheerful, good to be around. They’re great instructors. And if you do anything wrong, they’ll let you know, but they won’t shout at you, they’ll just help you and let you learn.