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Volunteer with the Army Cadets in south east London

Volunteer with the Army Cadets in south east London

Posted by Army Cadet Force (ACF) - Greater London South East Sector

Becoming an Army Cadet adult volunteer means stepping into a role filled with purpose, adventure, and personal growth. Whether you want to build your leadership skills, take on exciting challenges, or make a lasting impact in young people’s lives, you’ll find a welcoming and supportive community every step of the way.

You do not need to have a military background or have been an Army Cadet to volunteer with us, and we will provide you with all the necessary training and support you may need.

Who Can Volunteer?

If you’re aged 18 or over and looking to help young people succeed, you can join us!
Commitment? Most units meet one or two evenings a week, with optional weekend training, events, and camps.
Cost? Volunteering with the Army Cadets is low-cost. Uniforms are provided, and the cost of most activities are covered.

For more information about the joining process, visit:https://armycadets.com/adult-volunteers/the-volunteer-joining-process/

Why Join?

There are countless reasons to become an adult volunteer, including:

Making a real difference in young people’s lives
Developing confidence, leadership, and teaching skills
Earning recognised qualifications and training
Becoming part of a friendly, supportive team
Travelling and attending national and international events

To read about the benefits of volunteering with the Army Cadets, check out: https://armycadets.com/adult-volunteers/why-join-as-a-volunteer/

How do I join?

Find your local detachment and click Join as a volunteer today. Your enquiry will be handled by our regional team, who will contact you in due course. In the meantime, please do not attempt to visit an Army Cadets facility until formally onboarded as an adult volunteer and authorised to do so.

What skills do I need?

As an adult volunteer with Army Cadets, you’ll play a vital role in shaping the future of young cadets, but don’t worry – no prior military or cadet experience is required. What is expected of you, however, is a commitment to supporting cadets, being a positive role model, and continuously developing your skills.

Volunteering with Army Cadets requires dedication and time, as you’ll be helping to lead activities, train cadets, and support their personal growth. Flexibility is important, as your involvement will include evenings, normally 1 or 2 per week and occasional weekend commitments, averaging once every few months after training.

In return for your commitment, you’ll receive full training and ongoing support. You’ll also have opportunities to take on leadership roles and specialise in areas that interest you, all while contributing to the personal development of the next generation.

For more information about the training you will receive as an Army Cadet volunteer, visit: https://armycadets.com/adult-volunteers/volunteer-training-qualifications/

Posted by Army Cadet Force (ACF) - Greater London South East Sector

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When is this role available?

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Your involvement will include evenings, normally 1 or 2 per week and occasional weekend commitments, averaging once every few months after training. We have volunteering opportunities across all 22 of our detachments across south east London. You will be matched to a detachment based on your location and availability.

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