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WHO
ARE THE SEA CADETS?
Simply the best -
that's the Sea Cadets, the number one youth charity based on Britain's
Senior Service - the Royal Navy.
And right here in your local unit we can really make your day with an
action packed programme from boating and sailing to canoeing, sports and
adventure training. You'll make new friends and be part of a great
team.
WHAT
WE AIM TO DO
Give you the best
fun you've ever had - with a serious side too. Along the way we'll
teach you life skills from computers to cookery, engineering, navigation
and the art of seamanship.
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TRAINING-
GET FIT THE FUN WAY
Fit for Life. There are sports and outdoor activities to get
involved in and you will be able to impress your friends with newfound
skills, make new shipmates and put your talent to the test. And there are
plenty of opportunities to get away from it all by taking a trip on a real
Royal Naval warship, sail before the mast aboard the Sea Cadets
square-rigged flagship TS Royalist or fly in a Navy helicopter. With
400 units nation-wide, the Sea Cadets offers plenty of scope to see other
parts of the country and hone your skills on a specialist courses at our
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THERE'S
LOADS TO DO- THE CHOICE IS YOURS
When you drop in at
your local Sea Cadet Unit you'll find lots of friendly faces waiting to welcome
you aboard. The officers and instructors are all highly trained to make
sure you enjoy every aspect of Sea Cadet life - a cut above the local
youth club. If you like what you see and you're aged 12-18, you can
join as a Cadet and start learning the Navy way of life, earning promotion
up to Cadet Petty Officer, really the tops! Most units have junior
sections for 10-12 year olds to get you started or if you're over 13 you
could opt for the Marine Cadet Detachment and get to grips with the
commando skills of the Royal Marines. So if you're bored with
computer games and TV, why not try a taste of the real thing.
Don't miss out on a chance to make the most of your quality time - get
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