Volunteers
Sea Cadet volunteers:
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Volunteer Posts:
There are two types of opportunity for volunteers: uniformed and non-uniformed. Uniformed instructors serve a six month probationary period and if you have previous experience in the armed forces or Merchant Navy you can apply for direct entry. Many uniformed instructors are ex-cadets, passing on the skills they learned during their time in the ranks. Non-uniformed volunteers can apply to join Sea Cadets at any age. Many are introduced to the charity when a son or daughter expresses an interest in joining. Quite often, both parent and child will join, and husband and wife teams are common. |
Uniformed Instructor*
Teach cadets a wide variety of skills and qualifications. Eligible for promotion through the rank structure.
Earn useful skills and qualifications that will help you and the cadets in your care. |
Non Uniformed Instructor*
Use your skills to help train cadets You will be asked to take part in some training (Induction, Safeguarding, First Aid) to keep cadets safe.
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Unit Assistant*
Carry out a wide variety of tasks to help their local Sea Cadet Unit, for example: mini-bus driver, painter and decorator.
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Unit Management Team (UMC)*
Each Sea Cadet Unit is an independent charity and members of the UMC are the trustees of the Unit charity.
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*All volunteers, irrespective of their role undergo a criminal records disclosure check (CRB) when they join the charity.