Onshore

National Sea Cadet Training Centres

From adventure training in Cornwall to dinghy sailing in Scotland. Our national training centres give you a chance to meet new friends, have a fantastic time and gain qualifications in a range of subjects. Most Sea Cadet qualifications are accredited by leading UK bodies including the Royal Yachting association, British Canoe Union, British Sub Aqua Club and St John Ambulance.

Click Here to be linked to the National Courses Calendar 2019-2020.

Click Here to be linked to the National Courses Calendar 2020-2021.

If you would like to go on one of these course please see PO (SCC) Katherine Steele - Training Officer for more information.

Get Offshore!

Go on, get out on the water with us. Where you’ll experience the most exhilarating – and unique challenges. Nothing compares to the feeling of being out at sea, right there in the elements. Take on challenging nautical training in a voyage on one of our vessels. Cadets will pull together with other cadets to safely navigate Britain’s coastline. This is teamwork taken to another level.

Offshore operations give cadets a great opportunity to develop their nautical knowledge and skills, complementing the nautical training they gain at unit level. The Sea Cadets have three classes of vessels, all of which are capable of coastal/offshore passage making.

For each cadet the target should be to spend at least one week afloat offshore in a power vessel, and another in a sailing vessel, during their time in the Corps. Unit staff should carefully select the vessel best suited to the needs of the cadet.

Click Here to be linked to the National Offshore Calendar for 2020

(offshore runs between March & November)

If you would like to go on one of these course please see PO (SCC) Katherine Steele - Training Officer for more information.

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Bursary Applications

If you wish to apply for a bursary please fill out the form below and hand it in to the ships office addressed to the CO. Applications will be considered on a case by case basis and all funding support is kept confidential between the unit and the individual cadet.