Joining as a cadet is simple. You may not be eligible to join a School Based Unit if you are not a student of that School, but another unit may exist nearby. If you have any queries, contact the Unit. What does a young person gain from Army Cadets? The opportunity to challenge themselves and achieve goals as part of a team.

The Australian Army sponsors a national youth development program through the Australian Army Cadets (AAC). The program has the character and values of the Australian Army, is founded on a strong community partnership, and fosters and supports an on-going interest in …

Join the Australian Army Cadets. First, find your nearest unit using the search below. Anglican Church Grammar School ACU. 60 Oaklands Parade East Brisbane 4169.

The Australian Army Cadets creates an environment where young people, regardless of their background, can come together, learn new life skills, make new friends and reach their full potential. Some key points for parents and guardians:

The Australian Army Cadets is a youth organisation that is modelled on the Australian Army. It differs from Scouts Australia and other youth exploration groups as its main focus is that of learning and using military and leadership skills.

Questions commonly asked by parents and prospective cadets. How old do I need to be to join cadets? Are cadets part of the Army? Do you need to attend a certain high school to join cadets? Do cadets need to pass a fitness standard or a medical test? Is cadets dangerous? Can cadets go overseas? Can I join to help run cadets?

The Australian Air Force Cadets (AAFC) is administered and sponsored by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and aims to teach valuable life skills by developing leadership, self-reliance, confidence, teamwork and communication.

The ADF cadet programs are community-based youth development programs supporting 13 to 18 year-olds through activities focused on Defence traditions and values that help them thrive in a team environment, improve communication skills, and become responsible members of …

There are more than 30,000 cadets currently enrolled in the ADF cadet programs across Australia, with units in all states and territories. The community-based youth development programs provide people aged 13 to 18 years with development activities focused on Defence customs, traditions and values that help them to:

The Jimboomba & Districts Cadets is all about giving kids between the ages of 7 and 17 a great military experience, while teaching them the really important skills they will need later in life. Our volunteers have been delivering Cadet Training programs and activities since 2012 and most are former Australian Defence Force personnel.